Bottle from Shacksbury. Stemless wine glass @ home. Pretty watermelon on peach. Translucent, getting heartier on the second, residual yeast pour. Smells of aromatic wild cider, grape skins & not quite ripe strawberries. Taste changes as the bottle goes. First pour is very clean, arid, somewhat acidic cider, with an overabundance of mild grape skin & light cherry. Tight, enjoyably tannic, fruity. More yeast in suspension adds that wild & more so gamey character. Over two bottles it was inconsistently either bready/meaty or vinegary, preferring the former. Mild cherry sticks though & is a very fun & very bubble situation regardless. The grape skin has imparted more wine character on this than in your typical rose cider, while not burying the typically bold & acidic cider Shacksbury likes to produce. Light in density & a little chalky towards the end of the bottle, which is nothing to fear. Good fun.