
First sip is like the world has been invaded with pumpkin spice (without the pumpkin) and this cider is on the front lines. So, the granny apple base (maybe not granny apple, but tart) has spice just pounded into it in a way that puts me in mind of pumpkin spice without the pumpkin. It's a strange combination, but it's not half bad.
Tip-in is sweet apple with very light spices and carbonation tingle. The middle arrives with pretty much the same flavors, but the carbonation gets significantly more burny. The finish is where the tartness comes in as the spices turn clove for a trail-off.
Bottom Line: There isn't a whole lot of variation within the ciders, but this one is an outlier, and I respect that.
3.0/5