330ml bottle from Dan Murphy’s Hurstville. Pale yellow gold colour, short-lived fizzy white foam head and aroma of apple, pear, woody, oak. Taste is mellow apple, oak, hint of pear, some hay, bittersweet. Light bodied, spritzy carbonation, lingering sweetish finish. Quite OK.

(Bottle) Clear straw with steely hint and no head. Very little aroma, slightly cardboard, very slightly floral. Pleasant palate reminiscent of a sparkling wine but a with a hint of stickiness. Taste is a nice balance of sweet and tart, with some subtle and pleasantly perfumey floral notes. It’s clearly apple, with really very subtle pear, and some subtle earthy notes that add interest. Pleasant cider.