Pours a dark orange, maybe amberish color. Fizzy color like pour settled into still appearance in the glass, no foam. Looks like a dark fruit juice. Nose is indistinct, definitely apple, I think I can force myself to smell the orange. Orange juice flavors, even almost a grapefruit juice too, come up more in the flavors, appley too. Profile tends sweet, just beyond semi-sweet. Its a little cloying, definitely more of a sipper than something to drink with this much residual sugar. Its not bad at all, an interesting recipe provides some complexity even if I can't make out the bits and pieces of the ingredients, esp the salt and flowers. Maayybbe I can detect the salt. If you like sweet forward ciders and want something with a unique profile, this will do nicely. If you want a drier and easier to drink cider, look elsewhere.

Can at home watching a movie. Brighter hues orange than I expected. Nose is ginger and honey. Tastes of ginger, some sweetness from dates and honey but nothing cloying, some citrus as well. This is like a dark and stormy which is a cocktail I enjoy on occasion.

Refrigerated 12 oz. aluminum can poured into a glass. Aroma is nice ginger, medium body, lower carbonation, and little lacing. The taste is ginger, honey, some lime, and hints of dates. Really easy to drink.

Delicious. Red/green/crisp apples; fruit peel/cranberry/floral/orange zest/brown sugar/honey/lt salt. Senisweet/lt-med carb. Lt acidic/tannic drying. Great balance/compexity. Refreshing. Juicy/tart/tangy fruit/hibiscus

Very nice. Lime/ginger/lemon/orange/floral/herbal/lt pepper. Semidry/med carb. Slight acidic/sticky/drying. Refreshingly smooth. Nice honey complexity, balanced spices. Clean.