Participating Cideries

Atomic Dog Hard Cider, LLC

Cidery Location: 1865 Gettysburg Village Drive Gettysburg, PA, 17325

It Started with an Apple. How’s that for a coincidence? Since 2008, our esteemed team of Cider Makers have pressed our hard cider on-site. This guarantees top notch quality control. Our Cider Makers continue to fine tune their skillset, most of them boasting fermentation degrees from esteemed programs already. We love our community. Small (only about 10,000 year-round residents!), but mighty; we recognize how our impact can be positive in the lives of Gettysburg natives specifically. Being able to literally enjoy the fruits of our labor means the most to us. Veteran Owned & Operated.

Austin Eastciders

Cidery Location: 4007 Commercial Center Dr., Austin, TX 78744

Austin based Cidery making Cider the traditional way using bittersweet apple varieties to produce ciders that are complex and tannic.

AVID Cider Co

Cidery Location: Bend, Oregon

AVID’s award-winning hard apple ciders are made with apples sourced from Oregon’s Hood River and Washington’s Yakima Valley.

Bauman’s Cider

Cidery Location: 930 SE Oak St, Portland, OR 97214

Bauman’s Farm was homesteaded by my Great-Great-Grandmother Elizabeth and her sons Stephen and Leo in 1895. In the early 1900’s, Stephen began making cider on the farm for family and friends alike to enjoy. Today, we continue his legacy by blending modern cidermaking with tried-and-true heritage methods using fruit grown and harvested on our farm whenever possible.

Big Hill Ciderworks

Cidery Location: 338 Georgetown Rd. Gardners, PA 17324

We make cider from apples that are grown, pressed, fermented, and packaged right here in our Pennsylvania orchards. Our heritage ciders, modern ciders, and wild fermentations all bring our terrior right to your glass.

Bivouac Ciderworks

Cidery Location: 3986 30th St, San Diego, CA 92104

Our unique hard ciders are hand-crafted in North Park, San Diego, and blended with the adventure and spirit of the West Coast. Our cider is made with premium ingredients that deliver the freshness of the outdoors right to your taste buds. Less sugar, naturally gluten-free, and always delicious, each sip will ignite your thirst to escape the ordinary and embrace your adventure!

Bizzell Bluff Farm

Cidery Location: 774 Bizzell Bluff Road, Burna, KY 42028

Cider makers for about 6 years. Each season is different. It’s a family tradition.

Black Apple

Cidery Location: 321 E. Emma Ave, Springdale, AR 72764

Black Apple is Arkansas’ first cidery, producing incredible hard cider in its natural state—clean and unadulterated with no preservatives.

Blake’s Hard Cider

Cidery Location: Armada, MI 48005

The Blake family has been growing apples for over 75 years. That farming heritage of growing, pressing & fermenting our own apples on our farm means we’re able to proudly introduce a truly authentic craft hard cider experience.

Blossom Barn Cidery

Cidery Location: 950 Kubli Rd., Grants Pass, OR 97527

Come visit the Blossom Barn tasting room located on our solar-powered family farm in Southern Oregon. We make bright and dry perries, which are hard ciders made up of 90% or more pear juice. Pears also happen to be Oregon’s state fruit – making our perries a true celebration of Oregon terroir.

Botanist & Barrel

Cidery Location: 105 Persimmon Hill Lane, Cedar Grove, NC 27231

Known for creativity and an extensive barrel program, Botanist & Barrel was the first producer of Petillant Natural ciders in the southeastern US. Botanist & Barrel crafts real southern ciders, fruited sours, and wines. Focused on spontaneous, wild cultures and light-handed winemaking we embrace old world methods with modern sensibilities.

Brick River Cider Co

Cidery Location: 2000 Washington Ave, St. Louis, MO 63103

Brick River Cider Company is St. Louis’ first dedicated ciderworks. We are committed to crafting great hard cider made from fresh pressed Midwestern fruit, never concentrate. Brick River Cider is named to honor the connection between the City of St. Louis and its connection to the regional rural communities. From its early days St. Louis was a major source of brick making, and the rivers carried those bricks in every direction building communities throughout our region. Those bricks remind us that we are all connected, and we continue that tradition today bringing the fruits of the region back to the city, and crafting authentic hard ciders to celebrate with our friends and family.