The cider colors transparent and champage-colored. The carbonation is moderate and dies rapidly. It releases a subdued, white head that falls short of half a finger and melts rushedly down to zero. The scent is sweet. Apple is recognizeable but somewhat artificial. The taste is an even bigger disappointment: oversweet essence of apple. I also find a bit of mouthwatering pear. The palate is rather artificial and industrial. A faint boozy note disturbs, as well. The cider finishes fairly rapidly. The mouthfeel is sappy, synthetic and industrial. It's also distantly alcoholic. Not good at all.

Also enjoyed straight from the can. The fragrance portrays medium-sweet apple juice and a distant metallic aroma. The palate puts forward semisweet apple nectar with a remote sourish twist. The cider finishes over short to medium duration. The mouthfeel is light, really juicy, summery and rather lip-glueing.