The aroma is heavy on the peach with some underlying apple. The sweet flavor is also peach led. Alcohol is mostly buried. It’s pretty good though a bit sweeter than I’d prefer.

On tap at Orleans Casino, Las Vegas. Pineapple nose you can smell across the road. Crystal clear amber cider, very light carbonation. Zingy sherbet taste with tons of Pineapple. Very refreshing and eye-widening.

Can from Trader Joe's in Davis, CA. Pours clear gold with a slight, transient white head. Aroma is peach with a hint of green apple skin. Near med body. Flavor is the aroma, but there's a candy aspect to the peach. Tart, but not quite dry.

OK, not sure abut how the word 'pink' got in this description but it's not on the can; it's just guava, I'll just go with it. I'll be careful to look for the word pink NeXT time I'm building a sixer of brews I never tasted. WTF. Oh well; first pop of the can I get a little off farmy apple nose. But, then I think maybe its some guava in there. The eye is a slight hazy pink, interesting. First taste is sweet & tart, yes, sweet tart candy fer sher. Quite often the guava in brews is so overwhelming, but this stuff is well balanced with its fruit infusion, quite acceptable. I'm liking this an its going down way too easy. Very good level of carbonation as well. Yes, this was a better than expected brew tasting experience. There, you have it. Pretty good stuff. Just a little worried about the unfermented sugar burnin my poor little tummy. .

Murky dark yellow with a small head. Sweet orange with an off presence and notes of egg white and apple. Medium finish and body.

Gold pour. Peach and apple flavor. Sweet flavor of peach with apple undertones. Total apple palate

Peach nose. Crystal clear yellow. Peach, apple. Some paint-like phenols. Light body, easy carbonation.

Clear golden pour. Sweet initial apple flavor with berry notes. Extreme sour ending.

Apple, watermelon rind nose. Clear salmon. Apple, strawberry. Light body, moderate carbonation.