650 ml bottle. Pours a hazy orange gold with no head. Sweet aroma of apples. Sweet flavour of apples, yeast and a light tartness with a dry, mildly acidic finish. Medium body with a smooth, oily texture and flat carbonation.

660ml bottle. Hazy golden pour with afew bubbles that give a small white rim. Aroma of fruity apple & apple skins. Sweet juicy apple flavour balanced with alittle dryness. Nice smooth mouthfeel, medium bodied, soft carbonation, clean finish. Very drinkable.

Bottles of various vintages, 2010 and onwards.
Large-bubbled bright gold body sports a moderate, but somewhat fizzy white head that recedes quickly to the edges. I guess I’ll just state right away that the head/carbonation speaks to my biggest complaint with this cider; the lack of carbonation. I think if these guys would not pasteurize this stuff, it would be one of the best there is. As is, it’s still a delightfully flavorful, full-bodied yet crisp, drinkable American cider. Very light lactic notes dance on the edges of the palate, with deep, juicy apple flavors and a mild but refreshing tartness.
It’s odd, especially, that they pasteurize this, given that they aren’t filtering it. I dont think the carbonation has long enough to develop, and it further inhibits any funky flavors. Anyways, enough harping about that, though I do think it leads to more looseness/wateriness in the mouthfeel and more susceptibility to oxidation. Great stuff, nonetheless, perhaps a touch too sweet.

Sampled at the 2013 Chicago Cider Summit. Pours a clear water with no head whatsoever. Aroma has a nice combination of tart and sweet apple that is slightly dry. Aroma has more sweet apple with a bit of dryness in the finish.

Bottle 22fl.oz.[ Trade by cgarvieuk ]. Clear medium yellow orange colour with virtually no head. Aroma is moderate to light heavy apple, riped apples, red apples. Flavour is moderate to heavy sweet and light light acidic with a long duration, apple juice, spicy apples, sugary apples, refreshinig, wood notes. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is flat. [20120813]

Bottle from BeerHive, Edinburgh 291012
Golden orange, slight haze, thin bubbly head that dissipates
Aroma - sweet natural apple nose, sweet and juicy, fairly intense, really like real sweet apples
Taste - juicy sweet apples, freshly squeezed apple, so juicy, no harsh bitterness, no harsh acidity - not much else but the apple flavour is great.
Palate - soft carb, thinnish body, slightly oily. Sweet palate. Finish has no astringency like other ciders, sweet juicy apple, great.
Overall - The sweetness does start to build up to be a bit much if you go through a whole bottle, but it is a great tasting cider so it’s best to share. It’s not complex but has such a good apple taste. I really enjoyed this - tastes far more of apple than UK ciders

Bottled@chriso. Golden colour, small white head. Aroma is sweet apple juice, mild spicyness and some sugary notes. Flavour is sweet apples, spices, some sugary notes. Refreshing. Mild almonds in the aftertaste as well.

Refrigerated bottle poured into a white wine glass. Pours beautiful translucent golden, no head, no lacing, no carbonation, and light tart apple aroma. Taste is semi-sweet rich apple. Nice rich apple, better as it warms, but a little carbonation might of helped.

bottle at caley ... light hazy yellow ... thinest head ... sweet sweet apple ... light honey mead nose ... zezty apple ... sweet sweet front ... very tangy ... quite meady ... this is heading to ice cider teriotory

Pours pale gold into a shaker. Head quickly dissipates to nothing. Apple aromas. Sweet apples from front to back - little sign of abv.