Storing Wine Before Your Wedding
The whats and hows of alcohol being served at a wedding, and in different weather conditions, can be tricky. Let’s dive in!
The whats and hows of alcohol being served at a wedding, and in different weather conditions, can be tricky. Let’s dive in!
It’s time to toast local cider across the Empire State! Cider Week New York kicks off on October 6th and continues through October 15th. Check out these events in the Hudson Valley.
Imbibers have another reason to raise a glass—Independent Helicopters’ new scenic “High Spirits Tours” land right on the grounds of some local distilleries.
Cider Week New York kicks off May 5th with cideries, taprooms and restaurants across the state pouring, tasting, and enjoying cider. Here’s how to make the most of it around the Hudson Valley.
Orange County is home to an abundance of producers who are raising the standards by creatively diversifying their product lines. Here are four to seek out.
Getting out and experiencing cider firsthand is the best way to learn about the country’s oldest beverage, but with Dan Pucci and Craig Cavallo as your well-versed and deeply passionate guides, cider culture from coast to coast is at your fingertips.
With more than 30 wineries and ample restaurants, the Hudson Valley is an ideal place for a wine and food excursion. Check out the following food and lodging options to plan your next visit to the Hudson Valley!
From small-batch ciders to widely distributed flavors, the Hudson Valley is home to some of the most flavorful hard ciders made from locally grown heirloom apple varieties.
The pandemic has changed how many wine and cider producers do business. Read on for how to
be prepared for your next visit.
While 2020 continues to be a historically challenging year for Americans, the harvest has Hudson Valley winemakers and cider makers feeling cautiously, of all things, optimistic.
Author and sustainable cider maker Andy Brennan balances the needs of a modern farm business with a pursuit to return to simpler times.
Prohibition may have dealt applejack a near death blow back in 1920 when the law went into effect, but apple brandy, commonly known as “applejack,” is once again making a name for itself as a popular American drink.