From a cheap two buck can. This stuff pours clear pale with no head. Node is very light sweeter apple cider. Taste is apple cider mostly and yes a little sweet. Certainly not dry LoL. Now I'm getting some vanilla in the backdrop. Good level of carbonation. Maple getting stronger as the session continues. Maple begins to show and vanilla is really getting apparent. Not as sweet as that woodchuck stuff, but its getting there. Different. Just a little worried about how the sugar will affect my beer gut.

a: clear golden body | no head (of course!)
a: caster sugar | sweet apples | yeast
f: bready | floral | perfumey end
t: maple | red delicious | smooth end
o: sweet throughout | easy-going | decent, not great

12 ounce can | Trader Joe's (grocery): Ann Arbor, Michigan | 29-December-2025 | US$2,75 | canned: 10-December-2025 | sampled: 31-January-2026 after skiing with my family of five here in Upstate New York

Can from Trader Joe's. Pours a clear pear colored gold with a small bit of white foam that dissipates. Aromas of apple and vanilla on the nose as it warms. Palate is similar with a soft vanilla tone but I don't get a ton of maple syrup. Sweet apple, smooth and lighter than expected. Enjoyable.

Single from 604 a couple months ago, $3.99. Just been chilling in my fridge ignored till now. Canned 11.20.24

Pint glass at home. Pale amber pour. Filtered. Big whitewashed head. Sticky lace.
Smell is industrial alcohol, soap, citrus, brown sugar.
Soft floral apple, too much maple syrup, slickly sweet, twinge of saltiness, lingering vanilla rum.
Low carb, medium acidy, thin & runny with sugar, lingering booziness.

Nope. Like a New England adjuct cider without any of the body or strength. Drain pour.