Rating 91
Style Hard Seltzer
Produced In United States
ABV 4%
Calories 70
Carbs 0.5
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Reviewed 2021-04-12

Barefoot Cherry & Cranberry Review

As you might expect from one of the country's most well-known wine brands, this seltzer uses wine instead of fermented cane sugar for its boozy base. This has the effect of bulking out the body and makes each sip feel bolder and fuller-flavored. From a flavor standpoint, the combination of cranberry and cherry provides a nice mix of tart notes and subtle bitterness, which is then balanced out by juicy, ripe fruit.

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Barefoot Cherry & Cranberry
As you might expect from one of the country's most well-known wine brands, this seltzer uses wine instead of fermented cane sugar for its boozy base. This has the effect of bulking out the body and makes each sip feel bolder and fuller-flavored. From a flavor standpoint, the combination of cranberry and cherry provides a nice mix of tart notes and subtle bitterness, which is then balanced out by juicy, ripe fruit.

Reviewed On: 04-12-2021
91
POINTS
Barefoot Cherry & Cranberry
As you might expect from one of the country's most well-known wine brands, this seltzer uses wine instead of fermented cane sugar for its boozy base. This has the effect of bulking out the body and makes each sip feel bolder and fuller-flavored. From a flavor standpoint, the combination of cranberry and cherry provides a nice mix of tart notes and subtle bitterness, which is then balanced out by juicy, ripe fruit.

Reviewed On: 04-12-2021