De-Cider For Yourself - Barrel to Bottle Makes a Case for Hard Cider
Do you like juicy IPAs? How about some actual juice? Hard cider was likely America’s first alcoholic beverage, but the industry was destroyed by Prohibition. Nearly 100 years later, cider is finally starting to recover.
- Original Sin Dry Rosé
- JK’s Farmhouse Ciders Scrumpy
- Right Bee Cider Semi-Dry
- Stormalong Cider Farmstand Unfiltered
- Schilling Excelsior Imperial Apple
- Seattle Cider Raspberry Blossom
- Blake’s Triple Jam
- Blake’s Big Jam Imperial Cider
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