Picked this up at a grocery store in Nellysford, just down the street from the cidery - we were going to hit up the place but missed it by about an hour. Poured a light, pale green-yellow color with almost no head to speak of. Aroma was some tart apple. Flavor was light apple flavors. A little dry, touch of sweetness in there too. Decent.

Clear golden coloured body with a thin, one centimetre tall white head and zillions of bubbles rising from the bottom. Aroma of pale malt, apples, grapes and a hint of yeast - not great, but decent. Light-bodied; Nice crisp apple notes with a lot of sugars, some alcohol flavours and a good pale and fragrant apple and pear note to the flavour. Aftertaste shows a slightly herbal and grassy finish, but the apples (granny smith or gala) show some good qualities and a pleasant finishing sweetness. Overall, a nice cider that is made from local grapes and supports the local economy - sounds great to me. I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased from Trader Joe’s in Falls Church (Bailey’s Crossroads) on 17-November-2012 for US$1.67 sampled at home in Washington on 23-November-2012.

on draft at spacebar in falls church. pours almost white. sweet aroma. complex flavor. quite nice.

Weak apple nose, not very sweet, lightly tart. Pale yellow, sparkling. Fresh cut apple flavor, semi-sweet, lightly tart. Alcohol not noticeable, well carbonated, not fizzy. Mmmm, fresh.

12 ounce bottle from Beer Run. The packaging just looks dreadful. Pours a clear pale golden with a thin wisp of a head. Aroma of tart grainy apples with a bit of an earthy note. The taste is tart apples with some spiciness and very faint earthy and herbal stuff going on. Thin-medium bodied, high carbonation.