S: apples (duh!) - light crackers - citrusey A: perfectly clear golden body - no head (duh!) T: tart - crisp minerals - caster sugar P: cloying end - spiced pears - dry-ish O: true-to-name - clean-drinking - nice for fall season 16 ounce can - Trader Joe's (grocery): New York (32nd @ 3rd Ave), New York - purchased: 27-November-2024 - canned: 267 Julian, 2024 - US$3,25 - sampled: 07-December-2024

Very vanilla-y, although wish it was a bit sweeter given the flavor profile.

S: floral - tropically - pure apples A: just barely copper body - no head (duh!) T: crisp - perfumey - drying  P: rosé wine - granny smith apples - mellow sugars  O: easy-drinking - true-to-style - some sangria notes but more tropical 16 ounce can - Wegman's (grocery): Fairfax, Virginia - 06-October-2024 - US$2,33 (part of a mixed six pack) - canned: 04-October-2024 - sampled: 20-October-2024 on the train to New York to see Enter Shikari

Can pour. Poured a hazy yellow-orange color with a small head. Big sugary cinnamon. Tastes like a cider donuts, but perhaps a bit more like cider than other similar ciders (such as Downeast Cider Donut). Got me in the mood for Autumn.

I wasnt sure what to expect here. It smells a bit farty with some lime undertones. Taste is very light and the body the same.
Tart like a granny Smith. Hops show up in the end.

On the pour looks like a white zin or similar. First sniff is a farty aroma mixed with a little sweet apple. Flavor is thankfully fart free! It's sweet and apple is a bit hidden. Still decent as 1911 just makes good fresh product.

Can to glass, looks like a rose on the pour. This smells really good! Sweet sugary plums and the brown sugar is rich. It's a bit on the sweeter side but really tasty.

Pale cloudy straw color. Very fresh apple aroma. Nice and dry excellent apple flavors. Very distinct apple cider-applesauce finish. Yum