Backyard cider project Unwanted fruit is expected to meet with high demand once it’s pressed and fermented into a limited-release, locally produced beverage sold at Ashland Food Co-op. The flavor of Backyard Orchard Community Cider relies on the apples, pears and plums growing on residential properties around Ashland and nearby towns. Read the Full Article.
What Odd Hard Cider Flavors Are There? Traditions can mean everything. And one piece of tradition lies deep in the seed of an apple. Two steps forward from this seed and, voila, cider. With the correlation in taste between the apple and hard cider, one tends to of crisp apple flavor and either a sweetness or […]
PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL CIDER CUP COMPETITION AWARDS 31 CIDER MEDALS Last night the 2017 Portland International Cider Cup (PICC) awards ceremony took place at Portland Cider Company in Clackamas, Oregon. Hosted by the Northwest Cider Association to kick off 2017 Oregon Cider Week, the competition saw over 150 ciders from over 40 cideries in British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana. […]
Oregon Craft Food Producers Form Collaboration Culture Apples and Grapes Meet Up In A Bottle. Further south, in a remote region of Southern Oregon’s Applegate Valley, Apple Outlaw, a craft cider derived from their family-owned Thompson Creek Organics (certified) orchards, and neighboring Wooldridge Creek Winery collaborated on their just released wine-cider beverage. Most notably, the nascent Apple Outlaw was […]
Ashland, Ore.- The Ashland Food Co-op and an Applegate orchard are teaming up to create a community cider. If you have any unwanted apples, pears or plums, you’re asked to bring them to the Ashland Co-op. Apple Outlaw, the orchard, is collecting the fruit in order to make a community hard cider. Read Full Article […]
2017 Commercial Results BEST IN CLASS
Apple Outlaw: Featured in Take Root Magazine
Voted Best Single Varietal in Sip NW Magazine
2016 PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL CIDER CUP AWARD WINNERS When Oregon Cider Week ended last month on Jun 26, Reverend Nat’s Hard Cider hosted the annual Portland International Cider Cup (PICC). This competition brought in 25 cideries from four states and Canada with all entries being judged. Last night the Northwest Cider Associationand PICC announced the winners at the sold out Inaugural PICC Awards Party that […]
New Cider Companies Sprout Around Oregon The bounty of craft brews in Oregon has inspired an aftershock: new cideries are blooming like poppies in spring. In every corner of Oregon, one can find a new spin on fruity favorites. Here are some of ours. Read the Full Article.
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