Super pale golden coloured body with a very hazy, almost pure white glow, all with no head at all - a single centimetre soapy pure white head fades to nothing, as usual. Aroma of super dry apples, light sugar, a dash of yeast and bread and a touch of hay and grasses - very mild. Ultra-light bodied; Super dry appley flavour with some grass, hay and flowers all noticeable and showing some yeast and bread towards the end, but not any sweetness at all - very dry throughout. Aftertaste is very crisp with some good carbonation and effervescence and showing some light grassy and hay notes with a soft apple bite that shows granny smiths and nothing else - no really residiual sugar at all. Overall, a pretty nice super dry cider that shows a lot of dryness, but on the mild side throughout - no real complexity or depth and the flavours are subdued - definitely toward the dry side. I sampled this twelve ounce can, purchased from Whole Foods in Arlington (Pentagon City), Virginia on 09-June-2020 for US$1,99 sampled at my house here on the Eastern Shore of Virginia in Harborton, Virginia on 13-June-2020, one last time.

Looks like purple koolaid and doesn't taste much different. I guess that's the butterfly pea flowers. Some apple. Fairly watery. Tap at Snally.

Purple bod sml wht head. Fruity berry arma. Fruity berry herbal flav. Med lgt bod mod carb. 7/2/6/3/14 3.2