750ml @ Ryan's. Appearance: light straw, almost like unfiltered apple juice, quickly disappearing white head. Aroma: some sweetness, funk, some manure. Taste: quite sweet, but almost bone dry at the same time. Overall: pretty pleasant.

Poured from 750mL bottle. Hazy gold with extremely quickly dissipating white head. Gentle red apple mix, some apple core, dry-ish with an underlying sweetness, hint of barnyard in the background.

750mL bottle, pours a cloudy murky golden with quickly-dissipating white head. Nose is bone dry, with a nice barnyard funk, apple skins, and champagne-like effervescence. Flavour is lightly sweet, with plenty of barnyard funk, lots of apple core, some apple skins, and a gentle champagne-like effervescence. The sweetness on the flavour is much more evident than on the aroma. I somewhat prefer Twin Island's funkier, drier ciders -- as this one is a bit too apple core-y -- but it's clearly a well-made cider as usual.