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Time to start packing your bags: We’ve got the details on the incredible cidery space that Wild Child Cellars is opening in Turner’s Falls, Massachusetts later this year. It will be housed in a 20,000-square-ft. paper mill built in 1880 and, once open, this will be the kind of place that your cider dreams are…
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Happy Friday, fellow #ciderlovers! March is finally here and spring is right around the corner (we say this as it’s snowing on the East Coast…)! Anyway, Friday means we’ve got a fresh new version of The Double Tap List, our roundup of the most notable and like-worthy cider content on Instagram. The #ciderworld had lots of activity…
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With winter’s chill still weighing heavily in the air, warm up with a nice cup of tea-infused cider! A number of cideries are adding tea blends to their ciders and we’re not mad about it. The flavors of the teas mix perfectly with apples for a new twist on your usual sipper. Find your new…
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It’s Friday again, #ciderlovers, and we are happy it is finally here! This week has been filled with festive cheer, even as we worry about the fires that loom over Southern California. The arrival of Friday means a new version of The Double Tap List, our roundup of the most notable and like-worthy cider content on Instagram.…
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The ever-evolving cider industry has a new product on the market with a message. Eden Specialty Ciders, Farnum Hill Ciders and Stormalong Cider came together to create a first for the industry: a collaborative cider 4-pack. The New England-based cideries brought all of their knowledge of excellent cidermaking together to develop a new product, one which would complete the unique Cider-Grown…
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Graft Cider is best known for its gose and dry-hopped sour ciders, storybook-like can design, and a never-ending quest to outdo itself. It’s also one of the very first cideries to successfully bridge the gap between American cider drinkers and sour beer enthusiasts. And now, Graft Cider has teamed up with Whole Foods Market in…
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It’s that time of the week again, #ciderlovers. Friday is back! We say goodbye to October this week and welcome November like an grumpy-but-lovable old friend. The arrival of Friday means a new version of The Double Tap List, our roundup of the most notable and like-worthy cider content on Instagram. The #ciderworld has been full of…
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If variety is what you seek, get stoked for the cider industry’s first multi-cidery four-pack! Farnum Hill Ciders, Stormalong Cider and Eden Specialty Ciders have joined delicious forces to create the Cider-Grown New England collaboration, featuring a different cider in each of the 12-ounce cans. Each cidery contributed one cider to the pack, and the fourth…
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A new chapter is about to begin in the city of Brotherly Love: Original 13 Ciderworks is set to open its doors in Philadelphia this fall. The cidery has been in the works for quite a while, hitting potholes in the road on the way to success. This startup has weaved its way through the…
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Registration is now open for a cider session that you definitely don’t want to miss! Penn State Extension is bringing the art of UK cider across the pond with a new workshop, UK Cider Session: A Glimpse into UK Cider Industry, Methodology and Tradition. Join guest speakers Gabe Cook (aka The Ciderologist, and sometimes Cider Culture contributor) and Tom…
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For this continuation of our series on Women Making Waves in the Cider World, we spent some hot weeks in the Interior region of British Columbia. Approximately a four-hour drive east of the coastal region, the Interior is home to a cider and winemaking culture that many say rivals Napa Valley for both beauty and…
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Ahoy, fellow cider lovers! Welcome to our new weekly round up of the most notable and like-worthy cider content on Instagram. There was a lot of refreshing news on the ‘gram this past week, including new #cider releases to quench your thirst and some super cool collaborations. We could not be more #excidered! Check out…
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