By: Lee Reeve
Each month I ask one question to three cidermakers to compare the similarities and differences between artist of the same craft. Last month, we learned what favorite styles of cider…
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Foxwhelp – The Mysterious Apple with a Big Reputation
Apple Tales with Darlene Hayes By Darlene Hayes There are a handful of apple varieties originating in England whose names quicken the heart of a cidermaker. One of these is…
InCider Insights with Lee Reeve, Volume 4
In this regular column, I pose a single question to three cidermakers in an attempt to discover the similarities and differences between artists of the same craft. If you’re anything…
Original Sin Hard Cider: Successfully Misbehaving for the Past 25 Years
By Ana Soltero | Reporting by CiderScene “Have you sinned today?” If you’ve had a sip of Original Sin hard cider in the past 25 years, you very well may…
Pinball Hard Cider & Seltzer Moves Forward With Nimble, Creative Designs
Aaron Feiger is one of those entrepreneurs with a clear, long-term vision. Sometimes when people enter into a field, they have ambitious ideas that don’t last. Or they’re too conservative…
10 Holiday Gift Ideas for the Cider-Obsessed
Looking for the perfect present for the cider enthusiast in your life? A six-pack of their favorite cans or a few bottles of specialty cider is definitely a great gift….
Winesap – A Versatile Apple Endures
Apple Tales with Darlene Hayes The modern cider enthusiast tends to think of England when the subject of famous apples for cider comes up, but the United States has had…
4 Questions with Kari Williams of Colorado’s Snow Capped Cider
We all know what to do when life hands you lemons. For Kari Williams, who married fourth generation orchardist Ty Williams, when life handed her apples, she learned to make…
9 Cranberry Ciders to Pair With Thanksgiving Dinner
If you’re a traditionalist, your Thanksgiving menu will likely consist of a few staple items. Of course, there’s the beautifully cooked bird, the mashed potatoes, the stuffing and the green-bean…
InCider Insights with Lee Reeve, Volume 3
In this regular column, I pose a single question to three cidermakers in an attempt to discover the similarities and differences between artists of the same craft. With autumn now…