OMG what a delicious, light, refreshing cider blend with an appealing sparkling blush color, just a…read morehint of cranberry and light apple crispness. No over powering sweetness. I discovered Krazy Farm Cider's 51/50 on tap July 16th, 2017 at Cantina Winepub in Aptos. As one with a gluten intolerance I'm always on the quest to find the perfect cider. Literally, I've tried ciders in the UK, Europe, Canada and the East and West Coasts. I've done cider tasting flights on the east coast and in Oregon. I'm picky about what I like and have only found a couple of ciders I truly love. This one has been added to the list of favorites. Before I left Aptos (where this cider is made) I was able to contact the owner and find a local store that sold bottles of the cider. Keep it up Noah. You nailed it with this blend. I hope you'll add a tasting room someday. When I return to the area I will look for the other blends of Krazy Farm ciders to try.

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Cute small cider spot next to a brewery with a shared food stall (this time pizza). The cider…read moreselection was much bigger than I've seen and all with interesting flavors! The woman behind the bar was friendly and helpful and it was a calming nice vibe. I really enjoyed the Oh Snap with ginger - definitely would go back !

Larry is awesome. We've pulled up out front and I knew that we were looking at the cider bar…read morebecause it was the first one we came to and it didn't have beer signs all over it. It is sharing a space with a brewery and I recommend you see both of your best worlds, but my family and I are cider heads. And we totally like the fact that they decorated for Halloween with properly placed skeletons in the room we enjoyed taking pictures with them. As you walk through the entrance, the first thing you smell is popcorn. They have a popcorn machine there and let the guests have free popcorn if they like. Everyone of my family loves popcorn. The thing I thought was really great is we could bring our dog in and they're very dog friendly. We have a nice sweet little dog. We knew there wouldn't be any problems with guests. They were tasting eight ciders that day. So we ordered a flight of eight so we could taste all their varietals on sample. I tried the wooden tooth special and the sweet tooth and strawberry and oh snap and Newtown Pippin and don't make me blush and pretty in pink and tropical burn. My personal faves were the first two and I also liked the don't make me blush. I was so impressed with the cider which I bought two bottles of their Gravenstein, which you cannot get a tasting up because of the supply left is low. I'm really looking forward to tasting those at home. Awesome all around. Now on my radar.

Stumbled upon this place while looking to extend a hangout with a friend, and ended up taking them…read moreto their first cidery! What a cool space! It's spacious and the vibes were chill. I don't hear about many places that make mead/cider in the area. It's a bit cold inside. There's plenty of parking outside. On a weekday night, the area was bustling due to their neighbors at Hapa's and pinball next door. There is parking aplenty. The cashier was incredibly nice. We got to try all 5 cider flavors as a flight. They were surprisingly strong. None of the meads were available unfortunately. Guava Gremlin 6% - This tastes like you're on a tropical vacation. The guava is stronger in the aftertaste, and is a bit light when you drink it. Hibiscus Garden Party 5.5% - This one is fragrant and gorgeous. Tastes like a tart fruit. It's like Starbucks refresher but more flavorful, more sour, and alcoholic. Pearracuda 5.8% - Tart and fruity! It tasted the most tart to me out of all the drinks. The pear smell is light. I was tasting the sourness more than I was tasting a typical pear flavor. Golden Rift 5% - The body and taste of this one was noticeably different, not as tart nor bubbly as the others. It tasted a lot like a beer actually, although not bread-y. It's peculiar and I didn't mind it, but I wouldn't drink a whole cup of it. I think some people would not like it. Ride or Dry - 6.8% - This was our favorite! I was expecting more bitterness and sourness, but it's actually very easy to drink. You would not expect it to be 6.8% ABV. How dangerous! I can get a whole cup of it. All in all, I think this spot is so neat. It was fun trying all the flavors in a nice environment. I highly recommend and look forward to trying their new items next time!

Great spot for fresh ciders! It's rare to find a cidery around here, so my friends and I were…read moreexcited to check it out. We wanted to try everything, so we ordered two flights. It was fun sampling all the different flavors! Not all flavors were good though... but that is up for you to decide. The space has a laid-back, warehouse vibe, and they even have some board games for guests. It's a chill place to hang out with friends, and I saw people bringing their kids and dogs, which is cool. Personally, I'd pick this place over a brewery any day because I love my drinks sweet and bubbly!

Great vibes and an awesome beer selection at Out of the Barrel Taproom. Super friendly staff,…read moreplenty of rotating taps, and a laid-back atmosphere that's perfect for hanging out and grabbing a drink, Definitely a go to spot in Los Gatos! Anthonyxibarrax

We frequent both the Los Gatos and Campbell location and enjoy the wide selection of well curated…read morebeers and seltzers. The ambiance is very welcoming as all the patrons are typically locals. I am leaving a one star review based on a consistent pattern of outright rudeness from the red haired bartender at the Campbell location. She is not only consistently rude and combative, but today in particular took it upon herself to add a hefty tip that we did authorize (additionally we bought two four packs and took them to go so it was not a sit in situation). We returned to remedy this and the other bartender was very helpful. However I was told it's "pretty common for us to add a 20% tip" if a customer walks away before the tip screen is presented. As a long time food service and viticulture employee I can tell you definitively that this is NOT industry standard, and is a blatant violation of the law. While automatic gratuity is something establishments can opt to do, it is illegal for a server or waiter to add an unauthorized non mandatory tip. Check your receipts and avoid the redheaded bartender as she has no integrity or customer service skills. It is deeply unfortunate that such a nice establishment has been marred by the illegal and misguided actions of one individual.

I would like to update my original review…read more After only going here once, I reluctantly went back when they had a trivia night season go on a year or so ago. A friend of mine goes to these things all the time up in SJ so I agreed to join him and we had a great time. Tried different ciders over the season and actually had many that we liked. I also had a pretty long conversation with the owner about brewing cider as I've tried making my own with apples from the tree in my backyard. He turned out to be a really nice guy. So I think I was wrong in my original review of Ten Five One Cider.

So glad my family decided to come check out this family owned business! I'm a big fan of ciders so…read moreI was excited to visit. The family literally hosts customers in their (very large and beautiful) backyard. Plenty of shade and places to sit. We were greeted and seated quickly despite being early for our reservation. I liked that there were many different types of ciders to pick from, so I opted for a flight. My favorites were Bada Bing (Cherry infused) and apple pie (literally tastes like pie). I also shared a cider slushy with my mom and it was delicious. I recommend following them on Instagram, since they are only open for tastings on certain weekends of each month. They are also open on some Thursdays as well.

the place was so cute and lively! We came for my friends birthday and tried an array of their…read morecocktails. I love that they had a bit of everything for everyone. There was live music and just good vibes all around!

What a gorgeous outdoor spot to grab a drink to sit around and watch the sunset! (when it isn't…read moreovercast)! This is an outdoor, make yourself comfortable with plenty of seating arrangements set out. One women runs the spot, she serves up plenty choices of ciders (alcoholic and nonalcoholic available). Well behaving dogs welcomed. There are stacks of blankets in a bin next to the register to borrow, and fire pits which she would turn on if you request. However, she does close up when the sun goes down, check her hours. The day we were there, she decided to extend her time because it was such a lovely day (and there were lots of folks still around). The location is just by the harbor, next to the Kayak rental shop, and a large parking lot is right across the road, and the public restrooms are within a few minutes of walking distance.

I was told by the owner that if you see balloons outside, the place is open for tasting. This place…read moreis tucked in the commercial yard across from the lumber yard so the balloons are a handy beacon to this tiny space. Each time I have had the pleasure of having the owner there to explain the process and differences between their offerings and it is apparent a lot of work goes into their cider. The tasting menu usually has 4-6 different products, each distinctly different than the last. The biggest surprise for me is their brandi perra. It is similar to a port or apple brandy but made with pears. I was hesitant at first, but have purchased a bottle and taken it to a few parties and it is a hit. If youre in the market for something you probably can't find any where within 100 miles, give this place a shot. Just look for the balloons!!

We have just moved to Monterey and drove by their tasting room and stopped in and we are certainly…read moreglad we did! We haven't done a Cider Tasting before and it was really fun to learn about the different ciders. Pacific Grove CiderWorks makes hard apple cider and pear cider (Perry). In addition, they have a Sparkling Perry and a Gold-Medal-Winning Brandiperra (their unique Pear Port). The cider maker, Tim, is a wonderful host and creates a fantastic environment to try these ciders. If you are looking for something different in the Pacific Grove area, I would highly recommend coming by and experiencing something wonderful!

Had some time before my flight & happened to be in San Leandro so why not. We had heard good things…read moreand they were true. Very friendly warm atmosphere. Ordered a flight and were surprised at home big the pours were especially for six tastings. My personal favorite was the peach for me. If I wasn't under time restraints, we would've stayed for the Sunday trivia. Sounded interesting. Check it out.

Nice local spot. The owner was really nice and I loved all of their ciders. The Ginger Peppercorn…read moreCider is my favorite, but I enjoyed the Honey Sage and the Dry Apple thus far. I am going to try the Dry Hopped next.