This cider has a tart apple aroma. The flavor is moderately sweet with pleasant crisp apple flavor. Some tartness. Good cider.

12 ounce can from Woodman's Appleton, 8/17/19. Clear pale yellow gold, thin fizzy head, poor retention. Aroma of canned and dried pineapple, sweet apple, sage, earth. Taste is sage, sweet apple, pineapple. Medium bodied, low carb, some lingering spice. A bit on the sweet side. Solid.

12 ounce can from Woodman's Appleton, 8/3/19. Clear gold, slight haze, thin fizzy white head fades quickly. Aroma of dry apples and peppers. Taste is strong habanero peppers, sweet apples. Medium bodied, strong spice and heat, mild sweetness. Low carb. I don't mind peppers but this is a little over the top.

Deep clear gold pour. Small head. Aroma is of coffee and apple. Coffee is apparent in the flavor. Tart, sourish apple flavor but it’s still pretty sweet. Interesting. Not my favorite thing but it’s different.

This cider has a pleasant apple aroma. It tastes of sweet apple, a little citrus and a touch of berries.. Hops? I mean it’s a decent cider but it’s hard to pick out all those ingredients.

12 ounce can from Woodman's Appleton, 7/23/19. Clear red, thin creamy tan head, fair retention. Aroma of tart and tannic berries, dry apple. Taste is tart apples, dry apples, vanilla, apple skins, berries. Medium bodied, jammy, juicy. Solid.

12 ounce can from Woodman's Appleton, 7/13/19. Clear gold, large fizzy white head, good retention. Aroma of coffee and dry apple. Taste is coffee with some green coffee notes, dry apple, earth. Thin. A little weird but not bad.

Crisp golden coloured body with a deep glow of honey and a super thin, ultra-fast dying pure white head that only stays afloat for a second. Aroma of apples of course with a light dash of mangoes and some tropical fruits, but none of the heat noticeable in the nose. Light-bodied; Super crisp apple flavour hits up front and then immediately noticeable is the heat, from the habaneros, in a perfect way - very crisp and hot, but only lasts for a few seconds, but some apples and mango flavours persist with a dry profile, some light sweetness, but a good deal of heat still noticeable, in a good way. Aftertaste shows some mild habanero heat and some that hits on the drier side, but this is all about crisp, very flavourful apples with a nice effervescence and a touch of mango tropical fruit flavour sweetness at the tail end. Overall, a very nice and distinct cider that shows nicely throughout with some crisp and unique flavours in a good way without being overpowering. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Harris Teeter in Potomac Yard (Arlington), Virginia on 30-May-2019 for US$1,87 sampled on the streets of New York, New York on 09-June-2019.