Bottle. Hazy pale yellow color, low carbonation. Aroma of dried apples, light citrus. Taste is apples dunked in white wine.

Bottle. Murky milky yellow color, coca cola head. Aroma actually does remind me of sake, but that could just be my imagination. Taste s bitter lemon and apple flesh. Interesting.

Bottle. Deep murky purplish brown color, few bubble edge head. Aroma of apple skins, grapes, subtle port wine. Taste is vinous as well, with port and vanilla in addition to the apples. Medium dry finish. Interesting and unique.

Bottle. Murky yellow color. Aroma of apple skins, dust. Taste is applesauce, black pepper, grapefruit.

Bottle from The Davis Beer Shoppe. Pours hazy gold with a few bubbles. Aroma is fairly bourbon. Maybe also rye. Definitely also apple. Flavor is rather cider sweet - I think it’s more rye than bourbon/van - Mildly woody. Think the honey comes through on the lips. Interesting stuff. Not getting banana ester, so don’t know where the trappist yeast went.

Kinda cool, this was cracked by Kyle, I lost it and then found the bottle later. I really dug it. A nice nose of intense apple sweetness. The flavor doesn’t match a ice cider (what does?), but is damn good with a burst of sugary sweet apples, light dry earthy yeast and more sugar. Damn nice.

Bomber thanks to Kyle. I enjoyed this, it is odd though. Pours a cloudy brown/copper color with a small white head. A big nose of overripe apples. The flavor is a dry, oddly ripe fruit, caramel, dusty, very good. Almost tastes aged, nice.

Bottle. Crystal clear pale straw yellow. Fizzy white head fades; average cider retention left. Aromas of sweet fruit, gogi, pear, pencil eraser, bubblegum, jolly rancher apple, light sulfur. Sweet, sulfuric, genuine and vivid, slightly over ripe table apple. Lightly musty sock. Acidity is mild and tannin is quite low. The balance seems to be geared towards a teenager’s palate (read: it needs more tannin and acid to balance the sweetness). Medium to medium low carb. Slightly fuller bodied cider.