Very pale, greenish. Pear and sulphur on the nose. This has a lot of fruit, some tannic peel, tobacco like a decent cigar,

750mL bottle, pours a hazy blonde with a small white head. Aroma smells like matches, with farts, and sulphur. Flavour somehow exceeds withe nose, with less sulpur than the nose suggests, with farts, champagne, and light pears. Very dry, farty and champagne-like. Tons of sulphur and farts, but it does work (I promise I don't have a fart fetish).

Pours darker , clear blonde. Smell is fruity, funk and sulphur. Taste is sharp, full, fruity, rather dry. Ok carbo. To dry to me

Pours unclear yellow, no head. smell is intense, crisp, cider like. Taste is intense, fruity, but not clearly pear. Crisp, almost' decent body and carbo. Way more taste than anticipated for.

Wow! Cork pops out with cage and big bang, and crazy sour aromas like Brett yeast was in there, throwing some funkiness. Hazy colour with a white top, seems to stay a small layer as carbonation is lively. Light apples, pear and earth in the nose. The taste is not as funky, thankfully. Mildly sour, mildly sweet with light fruity notes of apples. Seems like a real handmade cider, but not one that gets me going. Not a fan of funk and cider.

750 c&c from the Arden Whole Foods in Sacramento, CA. Pours dark translucent gold with a white head. Aroma of funk and apple skins. Med body at least. Flavor starts funky in a nice way, moves on to apple and skin. It’s not really dry, but it is rather astringent. Perhaps not the best Norman cidre, but very enjoyable.