UPDATED: SEP 26, 2019 Tall can from Melvins, Sisters, Oregon. Drunk at our AirBnb in Reedsport. Melvins seemed a cool little indie grocery store so it's a surprise to see this made by MillerCoors. I guess the $1.99 price tag should've given it away. This doesn't drink too artificial, at least not by some supermarket ciders. It's a little rich, lightly caramelised, but not harsh, metallic or overly sweet in any way. Fine for what it is.

UPDATED: DEC 30, 2018 Aroma: Doesn't really smell like anything, Just slightly like apples, I work at an apple processing plant so maybe I'm just used to the smell of apples lol. Appearance: A light golden brown, Looks actually pretty decent, A little bit lighter of an apple juice color, but that's okay in my books Taste: Alright, here's where dealing with apples all day every day comes in lol. The main taste reminds me of Honeycrisp apples. My guess is they use a blend of Honeycrisp , Gala, and McIntosh apples, It's pretty sweet, and Honeycrisp apples are usually fairly sweet. The Hard cider has a slightly more acidic profile, which is different, which kinda makes me think Gala is included, The crispiness, Also, makes me think McIntosh is included. It's relatively hard to describe, but I can taste those three different apples in this cider. Honeycrisp hits first on the initial taste, fades into Mcintosh, and follows with Gala. Overall, It's not too sweet though, which is refreshing,It's also not too sour either. The balance is pretty good. Palate: The sweetness coats the tongue nicely, and fades into a little bit of sour notes. Overall, It's by far not the worst hard cider I have ever drank, but it not the best either, It's good enough though.

12 oz bottle. Clear golden appearance. Aroma of apple juice and light vanilla. Similar flavor, adding moderate sweetness and a lingering apple finish. Not bad.

This is not Beer this is cider. It works sometimes when beer doesn't. It's sweet, but not crazy bad sweet. It's not bitter, therefore it's not hard on the stomach. It's strong alc content at 6%. Not sure how the hangover feels. One isn't that bad. It's a cider tho not a beer, I mean there is a difference, technically, right? ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle. Apple juice. Pretty much apple juice with alcohol. Looks, smells and tastes like apple juice. Did I mention apple juice?

Boring and sweet like a clingy boyfriend who worships your every move. Not interesting, no compelling flavor. Basic cider. Not bad, but unremarkable. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Canned, 355 ml, from state liquor store in St George. Clear golden, small white head. Apples, some tartness, quite sweet. Medium bodied. Can’t say there is much going on here besides apples and sugar.

Clear yellow almost light beer color. Aroma is sweet apple juice. The flavor as expected is a sweet apple juice but drier. Finishes nicer than most ciders I have had, a dry crisp finish, The mouth feel is somewhat different possible the carbonation.

Pour out of 12 oz bottle, clear gold pour with no head, aroma brought notes of apple, sugar, some fruit, hints of slight vanilla. Taste was a mix of apple, spice, some slight dry skin note, finishing sweet.

Absolutely terrible. Even compared to many too-sweet American macro cider examples. This is un-fucking-drinkable. Sorry, no. This is meant to get teenagers drunk.