Snow Capped Cider Debuts Two New Estate-Grown Ciders

Spiced Cider and Blueberry Lemondrop Showcase the Colorado Cidery’s Award-Winning Approach to Fruit and Flavor Cedaredge, CO (August 17,...

Bold Rock Brings Back a Fan Favorite for Fall

Honeycrisp Hard Cider just in time for peak apple and cider selling season  NELLYSFORD, VA. – Bold Rock, the #1 regional cider brand, is excited to...

Portland Cider Co. Welcomes Oregon Zoo’s New Red Pandas With Special-Edition Pacific Berry

Fourth annual Oregon Zoo Foundation partnership supports animals at the zoo and wildlife around the world CLACKAMAS, Ore. — Portland Cider Co. is...

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Rootwood Cider Co. Lot 17

Rootwood Cider Co. Lot 17

Hailing from the small town of Manson, Washington along Lake Chelan's north shore, Rootwood Cider Co. is an up-and-coming cidery drawing off of an advantageous Pacific Northwest locale. Rootwood...

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Woodchuck Hard Cider Day Chaser

Woodchuck Hard Cider Day Chaser

The history of Woodchuck Hard Cider Co. befits that of its equally-rich-in-history New England origins, with the cidery's early beginnings involving a two-car garage and a 1940s soda filler. Founder...

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Hemly Cider Pear Cider

Hemly Cider Pear Cider

If there is one thing the Hemly family knows, it's pears. The family has been growing the fruit on the skirts of the Sacramento River for six generations. Spanning acreage well into the triple...

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Swift Cider Dank Hop

Swift Cider Dank Hop

Unless you are a member of your local audubon chapter or are a native of the Pacific Northwest, you might not be familiar with the swift. This highly agile, aerial bird calls Portland, Oregon home...

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South Hill Cider Patina

South Hill Cider Patina

Ugly, battered and bruised—Ithaca, New York-based South Hill Cider is not afraid of a little bump on the flesh of its apples. Sourcing from abandoned orchards with now feral trees, along with Finger...

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Tieton Cider Works Sparkling Perry

Tieton Cider Works Sparkling Perry

Harmony Orchards has one of the best seats in the house. Perched at 2,000 feet above the convergence of the Tieton and Naches rivers in Washington's  Yakima Valley, the heralded fruit-growing region...

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