Quite hazy golden and light orange coloured body with a very fast-dying tan head and very large bubbles throughout that makes this look like soda, similar to most other offerings from Graft. Aroma of soured fruits, pure honey, grass, flowers and a nice spicey smell of canella, allspice and some nutmeg - almost smells like a mug of mulled apple cider (and probably not too far off from that, in actuality). Light-bodied; Sharp apple and honey flavour dominates at first with tons of sour and tart fruits - very nice! Finishes with a good deal of spice from allspice and canella with a good woodsy and lightly earthy bite at the end. Aftertaste shows a great balance of sour, tart, sweet and spicey qualities - all somehow while being easy-going and simple to drink, while being complex. Overall, a very nice cider - perfect for the fall season...even though none of the root or smoked notes were picked up, the rest was very nice! Great to sample and yet another winner from Graft! I sampled this twelve ounce can, purchased from Joe Canal's in Lawrenceville, New Jersey on 21-October-2018 for US$3,49 sampled just over a year later at home in Washington on 09-November-2019.

Can of poison from Covenhoven. Pint glass. Cloudy orange gold honey body. Soft blend of anise, clove, zest & apples. It’s not overdone & actually quite nice. Acidic apples & tangy zest. Smokey mead. Root beer. Slightly heavy but really carbonated. This works.