Perfectly clear golden coloured body with a thinnish off-white head that fades to literally nothing a few seconds later, but some small bubbles still rise from the bottom. Aroma of apple, grass, light flowers and some moderate sweetness with a dash of honey towards the end, and an overarching bitterness in the nose. Light-bodied; Super crisp, very sweet apples show at first with a lot of dry malts, yeast, bread and astringency, but the pure fresh honey flavour makes this much more mead-like than a cider, with only some moderate floral notes, but the sweetness both from the apples and especially the honey is rich. Aftertaste shows some softer herbal and concord grapiness and some extra caster sugar thrown in with a lot of yeasts and pungency from the breadiness that ensues, and not in a good way. Overall, a very sweet, cloying, honey-flavoured, yet still appley note, but the yeast and breadiness add too much to the bitterness and make it a bit unpleasant. This one is perhaps one of my least favourite from the cidery, and in the past others have been good, but this relatively simplistic recipe (I would think?) did not work out well at all. Definitely passable and try to find most of their other ciders - THOSE are good! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Costco in Arlington (Pentagon City), Virginia on 23-June-2020 for US$2,39 sampled at my house here in Washington on 02-October-2020.