UPDATED: DEC 12, 2020 Pale gold color pour with a scant white head. Light apple aroma. Grany Smith tart taste. It is a bit watery.

UPDATED: MAR 15, 2019 Tried this a couple years ago. Remember it being one of the better standard ciders that I had at the time, until recently I just tried the pear which seemed smoother. The green apple had that tart flavor whereas the pear was a little sweeter. Starting to get into ciders more, but this is something somebody else usually brings that I'll sample a single from. I would like to try them both again to compare, but I know there are better ones out there.

Bottle at home just fishing the last of supermarket shelves unticked. Light cider pour. Nose is tart apple and perfume. Tastes of decent Granny Smith, light flowers, lime, residual sugar. Too much sugar but overall not terrible.

I got this in Colorado. Pours light yellow with a white head. Taste tart, green apple. I thought was good. I would drink this again. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Pours a very clear light lime color. Sort of like you took water and squeezed a lime into it. No head, no lacing.

Aroma is light apple skin and tart.

Taste is sweet tart. Perhaps a little too sweet. Tastes like Granny Smith apple skin. A little too watery.

Mouthfeel is light. Tart. Sharp dryness, which may be the only thing that saves the cider.

Overall, it’s not great. I guess it would beat NOT having a cider. But if I had to choose between this and another one; I would choose the other one.

Pretty unappealing cider. Far too much sweetness. Granny Smith tartness understated. Tried for the first time in 2007.

Bottle, 355 ml from State Liquor Store, St George, Utah. Pours pale golden, almost no head. Mostly apples, moderate tartness, sweet. Light bodied.

Love this stuff. Dry yum yum. Refreshing. So enjoyable to drink. Lovely job here ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

12 oz. bottle. Thanks Thomas! Pours clear, pale green, with no head. Distinct tart apples, vanilla, cloves, and light lemon. Sweet and fruity up front, with a good tart bite in the finish. Light body, with a crisp and acidic mouthfeel. Not a bad cider. The tart bite is pleasant and easy, and there’s a little more complexity here than most ciders.

355ml bottle. Clear pale white-golden with brief white head. Somewhat perfumy sweet apple aroma with only a light tart hint. Taste is mostly sweet concentrate based apple juice with only a light tart touch. Light mouthfeel, minimal carbonation and light perfumy aftertaste.