On draught at Bob's Bar.

So this geist spirit thing is riding the wave all the way till it crashes and then it will end. Brand new brews with different names but many are re-pops and others are just rebranded, so many of the same thing, so many different names. It pours from a $1 can like a pale lager with no head. Not many bubblies visibly but there is a good amount of co2 on the palate. You know, this is a little drier and much less sweet than I thought it would be. I appreciate it aint one of those unfermented other domestic sugar bombs that come across way too sweet. This stuff remains a decent american cider with just a tad of apple and the rest seems to be good-fermented wisdom. Kindah approaches the dryness of those real ciders from the old country. Yes, more pleasant and less alarming than a cider soda pop. The nose on this is mellow as well, nice mild fruity apple perfume olfactory of slight apple nose. Not bad, easier to drink than expected, HaH, after I complained too. That's I get for commenting before the session. One of the better unflavored ciders I've had in a while.

Sample at Old Bag of Nails Delaware.

12 oz. can from Total Wine. Pours a hazy gold color with a white head and good retention. Only a few spots of lacing. Faint hops aroma. A good flavor mix of malt and mellow juicy hops. Low bitterness for 40 IBU. Medium-light body. Below average carbonation for the style. Better than I expected.

12 oz. can from Total Wine. Pours a hazy gold color with a small white head and decent retention. Almost no lacing. Aroma of bready malts. Initial pale lager flavor with a very crisp, light bread finish and a hint of citrus. Sharp carbonation. Medium body. Low bitterness.

16 oz. can from Total Wine. Pours a hazy pale gold color with a white head and fair retention. A few spots of lacing. As expected, passion fruit/ citrus aroma. The flavor is pineapple-dominant with minor passion fruit notes, and a dry finish. Very tart flavor. Not much beer flavor. Light body. Good carbonation. No bitterness. Drinks like a cider. Thirst quenching, but a bit too tart for my palate.

$3.99 pint can, TWG. Pale gold with a small white head. Nose is heavy apple, ripe, juicy. Apple skin and juice, dust, lemon juice. Tangy, dry. Not bad.

On tap at Copper & Flame, pours a clear amber with a small white head. Aroma brings out cinnamon, vanilla, lactose and bready malt. Flavour is spicy, with plenty of cinnamon and vanilla upfront, balanced by the lactose and some bready malt. Too spice-driven and sweet for me, but it's not too bad.

Amber with a large foamy white head. Slightly boozy with fruity, floral and herbal hops. Medium finish and body.