Pour is cloudy. Looks like lemonade. Pineapple and tropical fruit nose. Coconut, pineapple, and apple taste with apple palate.

Lime nose. Cloudy pale yellow. Lime, then green apple. Light body, carbonation.

Super, ridiculously pale coloured gold (if that) straw yellow coloured body with almost a white glow and no movement or head on this one at all. Aroma of salt, brine, alcohol, astringent dryness and of course, a heavy dose of apples throughout - quite strong, especially for the producer and for the style. Light to Medium-bodied; Dry and very floral apple flavours at first with some tart and lightly soured fruit notes with citrus and alcohol noticeable, but the apples, pears and light spices (canella and allspice) show most dominantly with a light salty and briney finish. Aftertaste shows more apples and fruits than anything else, but a nice lightly sweet and flavourful finish with some herbs, grass, dry apples and floral finishes with a good balance between salt, dryness and fruity sweetness. Overall, a nice cider option and while on the dryer side of things, a good offering to show some briney notes while remaining true to the style. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Liqour Outlet in Boonton, New Jersey on 20-November-2018 for US$2,69 sampled at my house here in Washington on 13-June-2019.

Can - pours yellow gold - nose and taste of lime and lemon zest, sweet apple, ginger, sea salt - medium body

Can at DCLawyer’s sour tasting. Hazy yellow with off-white head. Aromas of salt, apples. Tastes of salt, apples, tart notes. Light body with a dry finish. Tasty.

From tap. Pours hazy to almost murky yellow with a very small white head. Aroma is apples and citrusy. Sour, citric. Dry. Mild fruity note. Citric and dry fruity far finish.