750ml bottle from a garden centre perhaps 2 years ago. Shared with the Mrs, who's comment was, "This isn't very nice," although she did say it made sense when I told her what it was supposed to be. Clear copper gold. No head. Aroma combines cooked apple and caramel with a sour apple edge. Flavourwise it is again sweet - apple and caramel - with a sour edge and light peel with less light spice. It does taste like baked apples. Light-medium bodied. Slick. Soft carbonation. Long dry somewhat astringent finish. Despite my wife's reservations, I don't mind it. It is rather sweet but does what it says on the can/bottle.

19/1/2022. Bottle sample courtesy of minutemat, cheers. Pours slightly hazy pale gold with a small bubbly white head. Aroma of sweet apple, brown sugar, toffee, cinnamon, nutmeg, honey, floral nutty edge. Medium plus sweetness, touch of tart. Medium body, oily texture, low carbonation. I liked this, reminded me of the baked apples my Dad used to do.

Sample courtesy of minutemat, cheers Mat! Golden colour, some bubbles on top and aroma of spices, cinnamon, vanilla, baked apple. Taste is sweet, spice, cinnamon, vanilla, baked apple, syrupy, with alittle drying acidity. Medium bodied, low carbonation, medium-sweet finish with lingering spice and baked apple notes. OK

1 litre bottle from Drink Supermarket. Pours clear gold. Mild spice aroma, cinnamon, vanilla perhaps, alongside sweet apple. Taste continues along these lines, low carbonation with an oily palate. Distinctly sweet, light, with a suggestion of artificial flavours but on the whole it's ok.