Can. A- Mango, apple, candy. A- Dark yellow color, cloudy liquid, minimal head. T- Mango, apple, sweet, artificial. P- Medium body, average texture, average carbonation, sweet finish. O- The ABV on this really sneaks up on you. Okay flavor, a bit sweet but a bit artificial tasting too.

19.2oz can from Grocery Outer. let. Clear, pale golden, flat. Aroma is apples with just a hint of the orange and vanilla. Orange is more pronounced in the taste, then sweet apples, hint of vanilla. Apples dominate but the added flavors make for a nice summer quencher.

Can @ LaserWolf. Pint glass. Fun artwork. Pretty basic semi-clear, frothy gold pour. Smell is candied red grapefruit. Inviting but not quite natural. Tart, mostly lime upfront, with unfermented red grapefruit entrails. Back sweetened if you will. Dessert apple essence once the chaos clears up. Malic acid on the full stop finish. Lingering sharp apples & lime. Burps are all fresh concentrated ruby red & some odd vanilla. Meh to okay. I want some semblance of apples. Tasty alcopop.

Can from Total Wine Vegas. 10oz glass back at the hotel. Dark honey gold, some slight jellied haze. Off-white, lathery head that sticks around a little too long. Smells of bitter apple skin, pear sweetness, menthol, brown sugar. Bittersweets upfront, astringent, mixed with juicy dessert apple sweetness, good tart pucker, building acid, very slight caramel on the finish. Some thickness, great carbonation. ABV is just fine. Honestly good. Very surprised.

12oz can. Cloudy yellow pour, a light bubbly head fades. Fruity aroma, mangos first, then apples. Tropical taste, mostly mango, apple notes in the middle. ABV is readily apparent.

12oz can pours out amber color topped with a fizzy head. Nose is chai spice apples. Taste is more of the nice chai spice notes apple touch.

Super clear coloured light golden coloured body with a very subdued pink glow, all without a head, which is expected, of course. Aroma of crisp apples, a bit of lemon and light citrus fruit with a slight bitter and super funky scent of the grapefruit here - more candied than fresh. Light-bodied; Super funky, floral and perfumey quality up front in the taste with a lot of grapefruit, but way more candy, caster sugar and artifical fruit flavours here that bring out a bit of the tart apples towards the end, but too much funky and cloying notes to make it crisp and coherent. Aftertaste shows more of the funky sugar and fruit notes than anything of the grapefruit or apples, even - this really is all over the place with a candy-like and slightly tart/soured note, but a lot of cloying notes which don't let this go down so easily, but at least it is sweet. Overall, while this wasn't my favourite cider from the producer, there have been much worse offerings in the cider category, with this being one of the contenders, but not quite at that [bad] level. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from the Union Creek Resort in Crater Lake, Oregon on 30-March-2021 for US$2,95 sampled at my house here in Washington on my oldest daughter's birthday on 16-October-2021 - Happy 9th Birthday Claire!