Pours clear pink. Aroma of crisp apples. Taste has sweet apple taste. Palate is much of the same, slight grape must. Eh.

Clear gold bod sml fizzy wht head. Sweet pear apple arma. Sweet pear, apple flav. Med light bod mod carb. 7/3/7/3/13 3.3

Bottles from Covenhoven & Top Hops. Inadvertently bought this twice. Given that I hadn't really enjoyed the previous two, I'm a bit disappointed in myself. Ommegang anniversary glass. A murky orange, still pour. Smell is sweaty, macerated, lightly oxidized apples, musty leaves, bitter greens, wood chips, vinegar. Tart upfront, Lipton tea, extremely tannic, lemon, subdued earthy sweetness, popsicle stick, half sour funk finish. Second bottle was better for the first, even with a re-cork. Solid. Oliver's is damn good, but so scattered in distribution, glad someone else thought so too & did something about it.

12 ounce bottle from Woodman's Appleton, 9/6/19. Hazy and almost murky amber. Thin creamy white head. Fair retention. Aroma of sweet and dry apple and some caramel. Taste is dry apple, caramel, vanilla, dandelion. Medium bodied, low carb, lingering sweetness.

Clear, golden-yellow colored, no head. Sweet apple notes, ripe apple, light tartness, dry finish. Medium bodied, average carbonation.

330ml bottle from Tesco, I think. Pours pink. Made with radish concentrate so clearly not all the colour is coming from the rare French apples used. Odd, vegetal, sweet notes, a touch astringent, sugary.. tastes a bit artificial and generally odd.

Refreshing

5/8/2019. Sample from bottle courtesy of minutemat, cheers for this one especially! Pours rich gold with no head. Aroma of stewed apple pie filling, caramel, wood, freshly pruned shrubs, brown sugar, flowers, leaves, hint of honey and earthy notes. Medium sweetness and light tartness. Medium body, sticky texture, soft carbonation. Moreish.