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Austin Eastciders Launched Sangria Cider Just in Time for the Holidays

With the holidays nearly upon us, Austin Eastciders – the Texas-based brewery that's beloved for its refreshing quality – has expanded its portfolio with the introduction of the new, limited edition and seasonal Sangria Cider.

Brittnay Perlo, Master Cidermaker at Austin Eastciders, commented on the new launch, stating: "It’s the perfect dry, light, and refreshing drink to wash down all the yummy holiday plates." The Sangria Cider features a blend of six fruits including peach, apple, elderberry, lime, cherry, and strawberry for a "perfectly balanced cider that’s dry, easy to drink, and delicious." The cider pairs well with cheeses, and hearty dinners like turkey, mashed potatoes, and stuffing.

The Sangria Cider is available for purchase on Austin Eastciders Shop-Cider page and on Drizly in certain locations.
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