Hard Way - Renegade

A relative newcomer, Hard Way Cider is a small cidery in Bath, Ontario. They specialize in very dry ciders — what they refer to as "bone dry." They have many varieties of flavoured ciders, but I prefer the plain cider.
The taste is light and, as expected, very dry, so dry that the taste seems to vanish quickly. It makes a nice light drink that would go well with food.

Currently, only available for purchase at the cidery.

Lonetree

A cider from B.C. that they refer to as "dry", but is more off-dry. It has an okay first taste but a slightly artificial after taste. The ingredients list shows the addition of "natural flavours", whatever that is. Not to my liking.

Queen Street 501

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Galipette Cidre

From France, a nice off-dry cider (cidre in French) with a more intense apple flavour than most. A very French apple taste — similar to the apple flavour in a good Calvados. The apple varieties Galipette uses are Kermerrien, Marie Ménard, and Judor apples — very different from Canadian apple varieties. 8.5/10

Coffin Ridge Forbidden Dry Cider

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Ardiel

A medium strength cider from Ardiel Cider House of Blue Mountains, Ontario. Made from local apples, it is light in colour almost like a perry with a very light bouquet. A very light dry apple but not astringent. A good crisp light refreshing drink. 8/10

They also make a perry, a hopped cider and a sparkling perry, none of which I've yet tried.

Sparkling Pear Cider

Big John Hopped Cider

Victoria Pear Cider

Eden Grove - Perfect Pear Cider

From Winonna County, Ontario, a nice light, slightly sweet perry with lots of pear flavour. Made with Bosc and Bartlett pears. Similar in taste to William's Sir Perry. 8/10