Feels Like Home Artifact Cider Project, Florence, Mass. We’ve been hearing “Feels Like Summer” on repeat but now it’s time to change our tune for fall. Luckily, Artifact Cider Project has the ideal sip for the changing of the seasons. If the can alone doesn’t make...
We are now accepting submissions for the 2021 Cidercraft Awards! Out in January, the fifth-annual Cidercraft Awards print issue will feature our judging panels’ top picks for cider from around the globe. The top four winning submissions of each category will be...
Some stories don’t come that easily, and the Ashmead’s Kernel story turned out to be one of them. Though it has been much loved for a couple hundred years at least, the records that might shed some light on its origins are pretty thin. Here’s what we do know,...
With spring finally gracing us with its presence, all things fresh and fun are on the mind. And with that comes the excitement for fresh produce, whether from your local farmer’s market, a roadside stand or simply from the aisles of your supermarket. Regardless, it...
“Jupiter’s Cider” In partnership with the Idaho Black History Museum Jupiter’s Cider is a partnership between the Boise based Meriwether Cider and the Idaho Black History Museum (IBHM) to pay homage to the enslaved people who contributed greatly to the beginnings...
Thank you for participating in the 2017 CIDERCRAFT Awards Competition. To pay for your submission on-line, add the submission to the cart, on the next page you will enter the total number of ciders being submitted and checkout. Cider Submission $50.00 for each...
Seattle, WA (April 8, 2014) - From Sip Ventures, the privately owned and operated publisher behind the award-winning regional beverage publication Sip Northwest, comes CIDERCRAFT—the first North American magazine dedicated to cider. CIDERCRAFT devotes itself to...
Don’t call it a comeback; cider has been here for years. Although cider was said to be present during the Roman invasion of Britain in 55 BC, North American cider also notes in the history books with production dating back to the first English settlers. By the turn...
