Accurately dry and solid champagne vibes, great for events and nutrient conscious people.

Strong aroma of fresh cut cucumbers. Shimmering yellow. Cucumber, apple, maple syrup or burned brakes highlights. Generally pretty dry with lesser tangy moments. Light body, easy carbonation. Refreshing and not tiresome. Delicious? Not exactly, but I don't hate it. One of the oddest beverages I've had on this rating quest.

12 oz. Aroma is watermelon, apples--core and all--sulfur, bready. Pours a hazy apricot hue with an immediately collapsing head. Taste is moderately tart and pretty sweet with apple and watermelon flavor. It almost has an overripe, nearly moldy fruit taste.

Crazy, deep hazy pink, bronzed coloured body, but a beautiful glow of a pure guava (fruit) coloured body - crazy and very nice, all without any head of course, but that's expected. Aroma of apples, light tart fruits (no watermelon here in the nose) with a good hit of flowers and a dry scent as well, but fairly apple-y and very strong for a cider. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong apple and watermeloney flavour with some tart notes, a lot of sweetness with a good rich guava and papaya flavour with some melons as well that hits the notes just right. Aftertaste shows some softer sugars with a light dose of apples, but even more guava, papaya and tropical fruit notes with a lot of sweetness, and surprisingly good body here - very nice, but (not so sadly for me), no watermelon notes. Overall, a strong, fruity, dry and crisp cider with a great fruity characteristic that hits nicely and lasts quite a while, while showing the right flavours throughout as well as a good body, especially for the style. I sampled this twelve ounce can, purchased from Giant in Alexandria (Potomac Yard), Virginia on 15-April-2021 for US$1,99 sampled in my hotel room here in Columbia, Maryland on 20-July-2021.

Can. A- Apples, honey. A- Gold color, clear liquid, minimal head. T- Apples, spice, honey, sweet. P- Light body, average texture, average carbonation, balanced finish. O- Pretty standard cider tasting, honey added a touch of sweetness to an otherwise bittersweet cider. Pretty middle of the road.

Can. A- Overripe pineapple, light apples. A- Golden orange color, hazy liquid, minimal head. T- Rotten pineapple, musty, apple skins. P- Medium body, average texture, average carbonation, slightly unbalanced finish. O- The pineapple was there but not a solid flavor. Really mediocre. Not bad but not worthwhile.

Can. A- Apple, mild citrus, slightly skunky. A- Golden orange color, hazy liquid, white head. T- Apple, mild spice, faint orange. P- Light body, average texture, high carbonation, slightly tart finish. O- Really don't get much blood orange or any citrus. Pretty plain jane. Just okay.