Hard Cider Brewing Equipment. One 5-gallon food-grade plastic bucket with spigot, lid and airlock; 3 to 6 feet of 5/16-inch food-grade plastic tubing ...

Hard cider is typically made with apples and yeast, making it a gluten-free boozy drink option. Use it as a beer alternative ...

This Hard Cider Bread is a delicious twist on a classic quick bread recipe but with the subtle sweetness and tang from the ...

Hard ciders, like hard seltzers and canned cocktails, have benefitted from the craft beer boom of the early 2000s. Credit the expanded taste buds of consumers and the ingenuity of small-batch brewers.

Hard cider is having a hot moment. Hotter still, if it's locally made and distributed. Over the past four years, the number of cideries across the country has doubled, from 400 to 800, according ...

Hard cider was a popular drink in America before Prohibition. These days, sales are tiny compared to beer and wine, but they're growing fast, more or less doubling every year.

Hard cider never fell on hard times in Europe the way it did in the United States. C&C offered $305 million for Woodchuck. “That’s life-changing money,” Rowell said.

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The Cider: Cinnamon, sugar, and surprisingly cardamom are added to pressed Pennsylvania apples. This naturally gluten-free 5.5% ABV hard cider was created to taste just like a classic cider donut.

Hopped Cider: Cottonwood Dry Hopped Hard Cider, Mountain West Hard Cider, Salt Lake City, Utah. The second gold medal winner from Mountain West Hard Cider is named for Utah’s Cottonwood Canyons.

Bottles of hard cider line the shelves inside Brighton Gourmet and Cellar in Brighton, Mass., in 2013. Jessica Rinaldi For The Boston Globe Via Getty Images. The ...

Ironbound Hard Cider has been making cider for four years. Ironbound farm in Asbury (Hunterdon County) has indoor taprooms, outdoor tasting areas and you can check out the hard cider fermenting tanks.