Bottle from Total Wine in Roseville, CA. Pours like clear pear juice. Deep inhale produces honey aroma. Near medium body with mild carbonation. Flavor is mild honey and light appleskin. Slightly sweet. It gets a bit perfumey after awhile. Really easy to drink.

How much wood would a woodchuck....well nevermind. Around here we call the ground hogs. Very clear with barely any color, lighter than pale ale fer sure. weird off aroma when the lid is popped but it goes to a clear olfactory in the glass. Less carbonation than expected but still sizzly on the palate. Clean and fresh, some sweet thing in there that is not apple. Oh, now i see it is honey. Must be clover honey, thats where that odd aroma is coming from. Not bad overall. Finish is sweet soda pop, nothing bitter in this brew.

12 ounce bottle. Pours a very pale yellow color with absolutely no head. Aroma of floral, perfumey apples with a hint of honey. Taste is very light, almost like a perry, though the ingredient listing does confirm this is apples. Spritzy, light, floral with the honey adding a candy-like note. Medium bodied. Not their best seasonal.