500ml can from Onestop store. Pale yellow, massive carbonation which creates a continuous thin head. Aroma of faint stale apples and window cleaner. Taste is thin with chemicals, slight sour apple and a mini booze kick. Very unpleasant. Thin and slightly oily, dryish. Awful, just couldn't finish it. Possibly the worst cidery in the world on my doorstep. Lovely.

Can, consumed outside of housing estate in what looks like soviet era Russia, but tutned out to be Stockethill in Aberdeen. Purchased at a Premier convenience store while a junky was arguing with the owner over her lack of funds for white cider. I drank this straight out of the can, but can assure it is reassuringly pale in colour. The aroma is formed of sweet and intoxicating sugars, rubbing alcohol, apple concentrate, apple cores and some tangy tangy. The taste is way more crisp than expected, crunchy, raw alcohol but it doesn't overpower it, pleasing boozey vibes, apple skin, apple cores, juice from concentrate and some tangy with a surprisingly short finish which is devoid of flavour. Average body and moderate, fizzy carbonation. Could be that i was in a good mood, but didn't really find this all that bad, certainly not befitting of the accolade of a Rate beer 0 - 0.

Clear, pale golden with a green hue. Aroma of green and yellow apple. Seems a bit industrial, flavour and aroma quite artificial. As well as coulor. Taste of cheap apple juice and water