330ml bottle from The Oak Barrel. Bright golden amber colour with reddish tinge, short-lived white foam head and aroma of apple, fruity, caramel. Taste is sweet, red apple, fruity, juicy, brown sugar, with some light acidity. Medium bodied, light carbonation, medium-sweet finish. Quite OK

Tall, 500ml bottle from Finger Lakes Bevmo. Plastic hotel wine sippy in hand. BB 2215, whatever that means. Clear, dark, copper pour. Caramelized, sweet dessert apple nose. Crispy, very macerated, Macintosh-like flavor. Juicy. Very natural, soft sweetness. Moderate malic acid straight though, some salt, sort of oaky, popsicle finish. Tacky feel, okay carbonation, low perceived ABV. Very simple, but natural. Not feeling this is anything special.

26/6/2021. Bottle shared with Dan & ITFCfan at the Euro16 beer share. From Boris, cheers! Pours clear virtually colourless with minimal head. Aroma is hoppy, citrus, apple, touch perfumed. Medium sweetness, light bitterness. Moderate body, slight oily texture, average carbonation. Some tartness to finish. Quite enjoyable.

Apple crumble. Apple, cinnamon, pastry

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330ml can into schooner glass. From BWS, Glen Innes. Nose is superb, all baked apple, raisins, brown sugar and cinnamon. Pours a golden amber with a dissipating thin white head and high fine carbonation. Medium body, a touch zingy. Finish is tangy apple with late lingering notes of vanilla and doughnuts. What a great cider! Really does taste like apple crumble, brilliant!