2$ can from chalet. Pour is slightly cloudy dirty pale. Sweet mild spiced nose. Taste is certainly cider but has a backup of spices as well. Maybe some cinnamon, clove, nutmeg, star anise, cardamom, and allspice. Together, gently balanced, they seem to sing a warming, aromatic, and slightly sweet song. Good level of co2 along with a tad of tartness goes well in the session. Much better than those spiced ales which are so popular. Easy to take, not very dry. Very good cider drinking experience. Pleasantly surprised. Maybe a slight warming sensation o the finish.

3$ can at vintage estate. Pour looks just like medium bodied red wine. Nice clean fruit nose, very mild on the olfactory. Initial flavor is a quite sweet, but not as sweet as those woodchuck brews. Good level of carbonation, and the sweetness level build to the middle. Does remind me of a sweet fruit wine of sorts. Not bad, but drying this out a little would make it much more bearable.

Dark gold with a small white head. Sweet, tart and tangy with apple juice and fall spices. Long finish. Moderately full bodied.

Light pale from a can. Constant streaming carbonation visually. Fresh dry cider nose. Smells a lot like the homemade cider I used to make. Very dry, I like this. Lacks that stupid ass woodchuck sweetness so common in our domestic ciders. Yea, just plain old fully fermented hard cider, fer sher. Getting some apple peel in there, it adds a tad of bitterness along with the oak. Very good cutting sizzling carbonation in the palate. I think I'm getting a slight warming sensation on the finish. Good old regular real dry apple cider, nice job wyndie! From the name of this, I was afraid to try it and it sat in the fridge for a few months. I thought it was going to be a straight up bullshit spiced holiday thang, but no it aint! Now I wish I would have absconded with a six pack!

Draft: Poured a pinkish red with a bubble head. Aroma is fruity, berry, raspberry, spicy. Taste is spicy, fruity, apple, raspberry, not as sweet as I would expect.

Draft: Poured a golden with white lacing head. Aroma is apple, freshly pressed. Taste is carbonated apples, little more sweet than I expected.

Can from Beer52 in their Pennsylvania box. This one at 5%. Light cloudy gold, decent foamy white head. A nice hoppy floral, citrus, melon aroma with some sweetness. Taste the same with a bit of grassy earthiness in the bitter finish. Near medium bodied, slick, semi dry. Goes down very nicely.

Can from Beer52. Pale straw colour, semi-hazy, thin white head. Yeasty aroma, slightly citric with grains and flora. Cereals, citrus, herbs, a touch floral. Slight bite in finish but not the crispest Pils. Light to medium bodied, nice soft carbonation. OK.