We Like Cider.
And you can’t really like cider without being fairly keen on apples.
To quote the esteemed makers at Farnum Hill Cider & Poverty Lane Orchards:
“Anywhere, in any words, great cider starts with great fruit.”
We Like Apples.
Expect more about apples – orchards, pollinators, varietals, history, tastings, fruit expression.
We Are Apple Drinkers.*
*A nice turn of phrase from the always interesting American Orchard.
Farnum Hill is on my list of places to visit! My boyfriend and I are planning on visiting all of the wineries, breweries, cider houses, meaderies, etc in Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont and of course New Hampshire. Have you been to Farnum Hill? Any other local cider houses? Look forward to hearing from you!
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Great plan. We’re hoping to visit some NE orchards and cider makers this year as well. Check the Farnum Hill Cider website http://www.povertylaneorchards.com/ for hours and events, including Growler Day. See the World Map of Cider at http://www.ciderguide.com/map/ to locate cider and mead makers in NE region. Be sure to check individual makers sites for tasting room and visiting hour information. Let us know when you post about your cider travels.
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My new Mantra. I will be trading for some Farnum Hill. can’t wait
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Highly recommend you try all the Farnum Hill Ciders, and really encourage exploring the Dooryard series. Looking forward to your FHC tasting review posts.
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