Hard cider has deep roots in American history. It was one of the most popular drinks during the 1700s and 1800s—in fact, folk hero Johnny Appleseed was said to be spreading his apple seeds ...

The renaissance is due in large part to a state law signed in 2017 that allows for the creation and operation of hard cideries here. Before then, anyone wanting to make cider would have to run an ...

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made their own hard cider and wine, Michaels said. The cider became a New York State farm winery in 2002, which lets it make and sell hard ciders and wines. The pandemic also forced Michaels ...

Pick-your-own orchards open Saturdays and Sundays. 15036 N. Franklinville Rd., Thurmont, Md. 301-271-2737; ...

When you drink cider on a local apple farm, what you see hanging on the trees is what you get. It is cider made from apples and nothing else. Here’s how it works. Apples are pushed out onto a ...

As the leaves begin to turn, you begin to crave a cup of sweet, local apple cider. Apple pies, apple fritters, apple turnovers, cold cider, hard cider ... pick your own and more.