Single can from NBD. Mason jar pour. Sparkling, hazy, light honey-colored body. Smell is candied ginger & orange/lemon peel. Refreshing. Harsh, soapy, spicy ginger. Lingering, coating, spice. Like chilis. Background is acidic, tannic, faintly tart apples. Can’t get much more out of it. Strong carbonation, slightly thick mouthfeel. Okay. Ginger is just way overpowering.

12oz can from New Beer Distributors. Stemless wine glass. Aggressive pour. Hazy, golden straw body. Lasting fizz. Big saline nose. Hard to smell anything else. Faint pear. Stone. Stems. Taste: I think melon rind sourness. Tart pippins. Invigorating acid with low burn. Lingering skin-y tannins. Microbeaded, forceful carbonation that needs work. Easy, but not quite simple. Natural. Super quaffable. Great. Want more from this brand. A little over $3 a can!

335ml bottle thanks to Eric. Pours out a pale straw color topped with a small fizzy head. Nose is light green apple some light white grape notes. Taste is more of the light apple notes dry and a tartness.

On tap at ABGB. Pours a hazy gold with no head. The aroma is apple skin and spice. Medium body, apple, pear, crisp, tart finish, very good.

750ml bottle thanks to toby. Pours out a dirty dish water color small white head. Nose is funky some Brett fruit and wood notes. Taste is more of the apple funk and Brett.

Bottle pour at Shelton Brothers. Lovely pear forward nose with some granny smith character. Vanilla, and cobweb covered pears on the palate. Well-balanced but leans dry. Clean and crisp. Bright with some acidity but the barrel balances everything nicely.

Bottle pour at Shelton Brothers. Pours a hazy lemon flesh color with a finger of foam. Yeast forward nose, with musty apple. Taste is more musty apple, a light bit of funk and appleseeds. Light and refreshing. Good carbonation. Good stuff.

Can - Spicy and ginger with some floral pear. Cloudy straw. Very effervescent, Apple and some heat from the ginger with a touch of burn.