Cider

Westcott Bay Traditional Very Dry

Washington's Westcott Bay amidst the San Juan Islands is brimming with history. From Ice Age glaciers inhabiting the waters to local Native American fisherman scouring the bay 1,500 years ago and Spanish and British colonizations in the 1700 and 1800s, this...

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Baird & Dewar 2012 Farmhouse Cider

Baird & Dewar Farmhouse Cider was once an unadorned homebrew operation, expanding in the last few years outside of Zeb Dewar's house with the help of his colleague Trevor Baird. Dewar's background boats nearly a decade's worth of experience as a cellar hand,...

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Red Tank Cider 425 Cider

"It’s not supposed to be easy. That’s why it tastes so good." Red Tank Cider in Bend, Ore., has announced a relentless and "uncontrollable passion" for real, earnest Northwest cider. With sustainability in mind, the ciderhouse promises to only use apples, yeast and...

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Eaglemount Boot Brawl Cider

This cider is "as tough as it gets." Eaglemount Wine & Cider takes seven different hop varieties matched with French and English organic heirloom apple varieties from their homestead orchard in Port Townsend, Wash., to create their heavy-duty Boot Brawl cider....

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Schilling Cider Chai Cider

Considering Colin Schilling's great-great-grandfather founded San Francisco-based Schilling Spice Company (now international spice line McCormick), it's only suiting that his young Seattle cidery, Schilling Cider, launch it's first cider collaboration with another...

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Sea Cider Kings & Spies

Sea Cider Farm & Ciderhouse knows all about apples, growing organic heritage apples for their traditional, English-style ciders.  The apples in this (very coolly named) cider however are not all grown on their oceanfront site on British Columbia's Saanich...

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We Dig: Spring Squeeze

There’s something about citrus, sunshine and spring showers that go hand-in-hand. To complement the season as it quickly bursts into bloom, we compiled a collection of beverages equally as refreshing as the season to sate your springtime thirst. From the Okanagan...

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