Pours a clear gold with a pinkish tint and fizzy white head that completely disipates, and quickly, leaving no lacing. The nose is candy sweet with raspberry notes above an intensely potent apple aroma. The flavour is equally sweet, with light apple flavours and minimal barnyard funk. It is almost syrupy, but still relatively clean. I’m not very educated in ciders, but I liked it.

Pours a thick head that fades rather quick. The initial color is a clear reddish tint with some orange hues. The nose is nice and sweet and smells like port wine. Initially the flavor is sweet and has a nice bitter bite, balanced with a good amount of carbonation. Overall it is an allright brew and could use some more flavor but the bitterness is very nice.

Pours a fizzy pale golden color. Sour apple aroma that is semi-sweet, and light vinous as well. Light sour apple juice, with some sweet sugar in the flavor. Thin, carbonated body. Refreshing and easy to drink.

Pale yellow color with a fizzy head that disappears instantly. Apple skins and some lightly dusty yeast in the aroma. Sweet apple juice flavors balanced by a moderate tartness and lively carbonation. Somewhat simplistic, but I can’t say that it tastes bad.

(22oz bottle) Small fizzy white head on the pour that immediately dissipates completely, atop a crystal clear straw body. Aroma is medium sweet, somewhat tart apple, light yeast, faint acetone. Taste is medium sweet, carbonated apple juice, a little bit tart but more to the sweet side. Very little aftertaste. Light soda pop body.