Re:So You Think You Want to Open a Brewery (2014)
by walrus01 on Tuesday December 03, 2019 @01:50PM
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There are also a number of good ciders coming out of the apple growing regions of central WA. Usually located within 15-20km at most of the major cold storage warehouses where apples go after being picked.
Re:So You Think You Want to Open a Brewery (2014)
by inferiorhuman on Tuesday December 03, 2019 @04:53PM
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Out of Washington Finnriver's black currant cider is one of my favorites. There's a little cafe in St John's that's got it on tap, and that really is the best way to experience it.
Re:So You Think You Want to Open a Brewery (2014)
by zwieback on Tuesday December 03, 2019 @02:00PM
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Also my hometown of Corvallis: 2 Towns Ciderhouse
Re:So You Think You Want to Open a Brewery (2014)
by inferiorhuman on Tuesday December 03, 2019 @04:59PM
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Also my hometown of Corvallis: 2 Towns Ciderhouse
To be clear Belmont Station has both a bar (biercafé in hipster speak) and a store. The store has a really great selection of both beer and cider. My favorite is Reverand Nat's sour cherry — self-described as more of a lambic beer than a cider.
Their selection of California stuff isn't quite up to snuff but they carry 2 Towns as well — a friend had explain that reference to me.
That may be but Portland, Oregon has some excellent cider as well. Belmont Station in Hollywood is pretty much my go to place, they've a diverse selection of beer and cider.