Can shared at home. Deep clear golden pour, no head. Nose is medium sweet apples, a spicy touch. Taste is the same apple notes, perhaps a touch of cinnamon or the like. Short finish, average carbo. Dunno, average I guess?

Tap at CBF '19. I only took numerical notes while having this one. (ps note to self: I sure did not recognise all these ingredients that are listed in the descripton lol).

From tap at Taplokaal Gist, Utrecht. Nicely tart and dry with apple juice and notes of passion fruit. Not that sweet, nicely tart and dry. Medium body. My kind of Cider.

Can from De Bierliefhebber. Sweetish apple aroma with a hint of funk. Flavour is sweetish with a little tartness, lightly dry. Medium body. Okay, but average Cider.

12 oz can poured. Cider flight for football Sundaym. Rose pour, clear. Tart and fresh cherry front, and also the last to leave off the palate. Smooth apple middle. Flavorful and well balanced flavored cider here. Excellent.

Light red colour with no head. Fruity aroma. Raspberry taste with a mixed back finish

On tap at Schilling Cider House - Portland, pours a clear pinkish peach colour with a small white head. Aroma brings out almond extract and cinchona bark, with lightly crisp apples and a hint of cherry. Flavour is jumbled and lacking cohesion, with light cinnamon, almond extract, and crisp apple skins. Not very pronounced in character and just pointlessly busy. Meh.

Bottle thanks to Chris. It pours darkest brown to oily black with no head. The aroma is sweet, sticky, oily, sugary, brown sugar, apple pie, toasty, chocolate, zingy lime, calvados, candy, earth, apple cores and dirt. The taste is slick, tangy, sugary, tangy, vinous, raisin, limey, lemon, sugary, boozy heat, tangy, pomelo, calvados, boozy heat, wood, tannin, leather, whiskey booze, vanilla, pear, apple and turbo cider with a slick and tangy finish. Medium to full body and fine carbonation. Filthy stuff.