This stuff is completely clear. It's odd to spread something the consistency of jelly and the color of watered-down petroleum jelly (no, the two jellies don't have the same consistency) all over a biscuit. I'm hungry, so I'm not letting it put me off. There is almost no aroma beyond that of the buttery biscuit itself, so I don't know what to tell you.First bite is sweet. It is heavy sugar sweetness and some white grapes. I don't actually taste any facsimile of alcohol, but the taste really lingers like grape jelly would after you take a bite, but this is decidedly sweeter than any grape jelly I've ever had. I'm not sure that I want jelly this sweet. I would go to a full swig, but that can't really happen. I can eat the rest of the biscuit, though.
I ate it and found it a bit more citrusy than the first taste, and it wasn't bad, but it was definitely far too sweet. I didn't taste any attempt at an alcohol flavor, and I really don't know why they bothered on this package and name other than to get some city rube to buy moonshine. Well, I guess they succeeded here (although the guy who gave it as a present was born and raised on a farm, so they kind of got one of their own).
Bottom Line: As a sweet jelly, it wasn't bad. As a moonshine, it tasted great, but probably doesn't reflect the taste of the moonshine at all.
2.25/5
