Bottle from WinCo. Nice fruity, citrus notes throughout. Pours out a pinkish color, like Ruby Red grapefruit juice. Citrus aroma too, carried by the apples underneath. Taste brings more of the apple base forward, tempered by the oranges, into a nice, mildly tart , fruity whole. Not too sweet, not too tart, refreshing cider.

Bakgaarden Både & 051116. Golden-yellow color with no head. Aroma is apple, yeast. Flavor is apple, yeast, fruit. Easy drinkable cider.

Bottle. Clear, pale yellow with no head. Aroma that is pineapple hard candy. The flavor is sweet, canned pineapple juice. Too sweet and artificial for my preferences. I can see this will have it’s fans however.

Bottle/Fest. A- Bland, mild apple. A- Gold color, clear liquid, no head. T- Honey, apple juice. P- Medium body, average texture, average carbonation, sweet finish. O- Definite honey in here, which is nice to take away that bland cider taste. Really sweet, but not bad overall.

Bottle. A- Overripe pineapple, slightly soapy, slightly rotten. A- Yellow color, clear liquid, no head. T- Pineapple juice, sweet. P- Light body, average texture, average carbonation, sweet juicy finish. O- Tasted like pineapple juicy and candy. Not sure what else to say. I usually don’t like ciders and love a good perry. As for a pineapple "cider"? Well, they apparently satisfy a new crave.

Sampled from a 12 oz clear bottle this cider poured a murky pinkish color with no head and no lacing. The aroma was tart and chalky with a bit of orange. The flavor was tart with orange, yeast and a bit of chalk. Medium length finish. Medium body. Ok

12 ounce bottle from Wegman’s Lake Manassas, 7/16/16. Clear golden, no head. Aroma of honey and sweet apples. The taste is honey, tart apples. Thin bodied.

Aroma is pumpkin pie spices with no apple Aroma that I can pick up. Appearances just still Amber with a couple bubble trails. Flavor is cider with apple pie spices in a blend that doesn’t work that great; it’s not too bad but not really good either.