Tallboy from Finger Lakes Bevvy. Lowball glass in my hotel of infinite sadness. Smells of pine, smoke, sweet apple-laced dank. Freshly sweet & sharp apples upfront, cascade citrus, pith, lemon finish that dries out further. Surprisingly decent bitterness, cascades aren't super potent & fruity. No serious brett character, maybe just body. Thin, very acidic, boozy for 5.5% Good.

How: Can.
Where: Bought in Jersey City, had at home.
Appearance: Red colour with a minimal head.
Aroma: Apples, a bit tart, cherries, berries, some spices.
Body: Medium body and carbonation.
Flavour: Apples, berries, cherries, tart, cranberries, some pepper.

How: Can.
Where: Jersey Wine & Spirits, New Jersey, had at home.
Appearance: Pale golden colour with a small white head.
Aroma: Apples, tart.
Body: Light body, low carbonation.
Flavour: Apples, tart, a bit sour.

Crisp, almost pale golden coloured body with no head at all, some small bubbles rising from the bottom, but nothing large. Aroma of pure apples, some light honey and pears and a dose of very light bread on the finish. Light-bodied; Super appley flavour with a nice fresh kick from pears, lemons and way more fresh apples, all with a touch of yeast and a grassy kick that shows the dry malt near the end. Aftertaste shows the light sweetness form honey and more apples and a lot of fresh apple kick with pears and dry malt getting past the yeast and ending with, yes - more fresh apple flavour, which is a great thing. Overall, a very subdued and easy-drinking cider with a fresh apple flavour showing a lot of sweetness and a very simple, dry flavour that makes this very nice to sample and a robust offering, and if one likes ciders, perhaps one to go out of the way to find/gather. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Liqour Outlet in Boonton, New Jersey on 20-November-2016 for US$2,19 sampled at home in Washington on Independence Day, July 4th, 2017.