Traditionally dry, tart, and still, German Apfelwein gets top billing at several memorable bars in the cider capital of Frankfurt. Germany’s artisan cidermaking techniques are honored by UNESCO as...
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The Beer Lover’s Guide to Cider: American Ciders for Craft Beer Fans to Explore by Beth Demmon
When Beth Demmon spoke to Cidercraft last year while she was still writing The Beer Lover’s Guide to Cider, she explained that many existing cider books “assume people are already drinking cider,...
Discovering the Essence of Spanish Cider: Journey to Villaviciosa, the Hidden Gem of Cider Country
One of my favorite places in the wide world of cider is a small town in northern Spain, Villaviciosa. Most travel writers will extol the virtues of Donostia-San Sebastiàn in the Basque Country, or...
Cider’s First Wave of B Corp-Certified Makers
The first time Cyrstie Kisler and Eric Jorgenson, co-owners of Finnriver Farm & Cidery in Chimacum, Washington, learned about the B Corporation certification, it was from a customer who also...
Summer Shenanigans: 10 ciders to pair with your favorite summer adventures
Picture this: The sun is shining bright, the air is warm and you are ready to embark on some epic summer shenanigans. But wait, what’s missing? The perfect drink to accompany your adventures. Look...
Crafting Unique Hard Ciders with a Nod to History and Hard Work
The story of Arsenal Cider House is rooted in founder/owner Bill Larkin’s desire to create a cider that stood out from the rest. The Pittsburgh-based cidery has a unique Civil War theme and...