Sweet and hoppy with a vegetal background. It’s too challenging; don’t love it.

Pretty much exactly what you'd expect from this flavor. A treat more than an experience.

Quite sweet, mellow, very pleasant. Very close to a juice.

Can't tell how this was flavored but it passes my "not too sweet, not obviously fake" test and is quite quaffable.

A little too fruity, tiny bit too tangy. Sticks in the throat. There's a bit of drying ginger herbality to finish but it's not enough to cut through the sheer body of this cider.

Quite sweet, lightly bubbly, finishes cleanly, drying out over the sip.

Much drier than I expected, which is really great. Like an Granny Smith or other tart apple pie... Nice to have another unsweet cider here. Only complaint is a kind of faint, soapy aftertaste.

The original is best here, I guess! Just dry enough to balance out the juice of the apple; only lightly tart so that nothing lingers unpleasantly.

A believable watermelon juice flavor, not fake watermelon candy, which is nice. That said it kind of flattens out an already sweet cider to end up with something rather one-note.

Weird, but I liked it. Lemon is more of an essence; doesn’t add sourness but clearly identifiable. Dill is strongly present in scent and flavor, and it combines a bit with the sweetness to give an unusual but appealing flavor.

Interesting clove / plum flavor. Hint of smoke? Plum is quite clear and pleasant. I know this is supposed to be honey forward, but I did find myself wishing it were less sweet. A little flat.

Weak-ish blackberry flavor. Sage is unidentifiable if it’s there; somewhat sweeter than seems appropriate given the weakness of the other flavors.

Comparatively intense fruit flavor in this one; tart apricot. Sweet and sour, hint of something spicy on the lips? Not exactly fizzy, but it tingles nicely in a way the other flavors do not.

WHY IS CIDER SO LAME?!

Not particularly gingery.

Very sweet and homey apple cider - hardly any tartness at all! This reminded me of the baked apple pie cider, and I really enjoyed this one too.