Pale golden and almost straw yellow coloured body with a faint pure white head that fades faster than soda and leaves nothing on top. Aroma of flowers, apples, light citrus and mangoes with some subdued creamy and almost icing sugar-like sweetness in the nose at least. Light-bodied; Strong apple and spiced flavours dominate with a lot of allspice, canella, grass and hay notes around with some citrus and lactose on the edges and only a touch of the floral aspects. Aftertaste shows more of the apples, yeast, bread and light spiced pear notes than anything else with a lot of complexity running towards the end from the spices and sugars without much support or balance to counteract. Overall, a relatively strong and deeply spiced cider with more of a funky and dry and herbal profile than sweet and fruity. Nice to try, but not one of the better ones from the producer - this can be passed up, if there are other options from Graft, as ther offerings are usually much better! I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Crystal City Wine Shop in Arlington, Virginia on 18-October-2019 for US$4,04 sampled at home in Washington on 26-March-2020

$3.95 can from Wine Warehouse. Murky gold, no head. Mango and apple nose, light vanilla as well. Flavor is well-defined vanilla, slightly tart apple, mango. Pretty tasty.