On tap at Citizen, pours a clear pale yellow blonde, no head. Aroma brings out fairly crisp apple skins and light acidity. Flavour is along the same lines, with medium sweet apples, light acidity and some apple skins. Finished sweeter than it starts. Simple but decent.

Draft at The Jeffrey Craft Beer, Cocktails & Bites, 311 East 60th St, NYC. Pours clear almost colourless with no head. Aroma of apples and vague chocolate. Medium plus sweetness. Medium body, sticky texture, soft to flat carbonation.

From tap. Pours pale yellow with no head. Aroma is mild citrusy, zesty apples. Sweet, crisp apples. Lingering juicy apples. Sweet and juicy far finish.

Tap at Draught 55 mixing things up. Normal cider pour. Nose isntart apples. Tastes of Apple skin, some dry Apple, honey, light wood, some champagne grapes. Fine bodied not too sweet or dry just down the middle.

Bottle: Poured a golden color cider with nice carbonation. Aroma of light sweet apple notes is pleasant. Taste is a mix of fresh apple notes with some residuals sugar even though finish si mostly dry. Body is about average. Well-made cider with no chemical or fake tasting notes and good drinkability.

On tap at Threes. Pours a clear white gold with no head. The aroma is apple skin, oak, honey. Thin mouth, crisp apple, oak, tart, light dry finish, good.

Draught at Friendly Toast, 2/27/16.
Bright waxy-golden body has just a touch of haze and plentiful carbonation creating a brief white cap of bubbles.
Appleskin, applesauce and some slightly tarter elements but generally quite controlled on the fermentation, it seems, with light vanilla and low phenolics. No alcohol or flaws.
Lightly sweet up front, rather delicate actually, with slightly loose carbonation leading to a significantly more dry finish that highlights dry apple skin, bits of tartness and just a touch of lactic-like character. No alcohol. Pretty good for a standard offering, can’t really expect their flagship cider to be funky, bone dry and such, as I like my ciders to be. Still, it’s too bad the general taste seems to prefer medium-dry, off-sweet, off-dry, demi-sec, whatever term you want to use. Let’s get more cideries with dry flagship ciders.

Many thanks to Erzengel for sharing! Pours clear pale yellow colour with no head. aroma of sweet apples, juice, grapes. Taste of tart apples, juice, dry apples, grapes.

Many thanks to ThistyBird for this can! Pale, nearly clear colour, floral appley nose. The cider starts sweetish-intense. Lots of apples, lots of sweetness and alcohol. Sweetish-appley but a bit sweetish with not much depth. Sessionable, but therefor a bit too alcoholic.