The Kingston Black cider apple orginated in England and is considered to be one of the best cider apples in the world.

This selection is a "single varietal" cider, meaning just one variety of apple - in this case Kingston Black cider apples. Semi-dry, lightly carbonated.

The Winesap is an heirloom apple that dates back to at least the nineteenth century. While it can be eaten fresh, it has a more culinary history and is a popular apple for cider making. First documented in 1803 as one of the finest American apples grown for making cider.

Cider specific apples and heirloom apples grown at our Ellensburg, Washington orchard, co-fermented with whole organic Washington State Raspberries. Semi-dry, fruit forward, mild tartness and lightly carbonated. Get ready for real raspberry aroma and flavor!

We cold pressed Washington grown cider specific and heirloom apples, co-fermenting the juice with Wild Blue Huckleberries hand-picked from the forests surrounding Mount St. Helens. We allow the cider to mature for five months to one year, creating a flavorful semi-dry cider we know you will love!

Cider specific and heirloom apples and Bartlett Pears. Medium body, lightly sweet apple, and ripe pear flavor. Lightly carbonated. Top seller!

We cold pressed Virginia Crabapples from our Ellensburg Orchard, fermenting the juice. This bitter-sharp apple goes back to the colonial period and was popular for cider making in the late 1700's. We allow the cider to mature for five months to one year, creating a wonderful semi-dry "Single Varietal" cider with a tart crabapple kick!

Made with red flesh apples from Washington State, our Rosé cider is semi-sweet, tart and bubbly with abundant heirloom apple goodness! 

This Heritage Cider predominantly features the Kingston Black cider apple. We cold pressed traditional Bitter Sharp, Bitter Sweet and Heirloom apples, blending their juices before starting fermentation. We allow the cider to mature for at least five months, creating a wonderful semi-dry cider we know you will love! Our Flagship Cider.