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OVERALL: such a lovely casual place. Nothing much there other than benches and the cidery unless you go apple picking DRINKS: they have so many hard ciders and non alcoholic options - there is way more cider brands out there than I thought. The slushie is amazing and a must try. Not tart or too sweet. It's like a marg but cider. There are alcoholic and nonalcoholic options. They also sell the best cider donuts - so insanely moist - but they always run out so get that first!! SPACE: the lots by the apple picking is small. There is a hut where the drinks are sold and then a few picnic style tables. The other side is massive and has several tables and some umbrellas. There are also food trucks. They sell hard ciders and slushies at both locations
Stopped by after a friend raved about this place. First, we stopped at the country store down the road and I didn't realize this cidery was so tucked away further into the woods. The drive is mostly gravel so be cautious if you're worried about denting your ride. They have a large space with picnic tables under some shaded areas so you can have sun poke through depending on the time of day. There were an inordinate amount of gnats flying around and that definitely hampered the vibe. Ordering is at the front close to parking on a hill/grassy area. Staff were taking orders through the windows and were pretty quick to get things out. The prices weren't worth what we received, in my opinion. Some of the ciders were okay but nothing was as good as many of the options on the market these days. Either tasted watered down or had some odd after tastes. The flight came out to $18 and change with tax and definitely was not what I would expect with 4 smallish pours. I will say the pretzel was larger than I thought but part of ours was overbaked and inedible because it was so hard/tough. The cider donuts were pretty good. I saw a cheese and cracker box next to us and that seems like a legit deal - would recommend that! The N/A cider slushy was good, too. I won't add this to my list of must sees next time I'm in the area but happy to have tried it out. They have a stray cat that was walking around and it was a big hit with kids and adults alike.
Came here on Friday at 7 PM for their two hour trivia and to sample some local cider. We ordered a flight of several of their featured ciders, and I really liked that they gave a background on all of the ciders. They were on the dry side but some skewed more sweet, and personally I enjoyed them all. Later I got a non alcoholic slushie with prickly pear syrup and that was the best drink I had, especially if you like sweet. The whole place was quite lively, over 25 teams came for trivia, tables were well spaced out, and plenty of space for children to run around. Overall a good time and I would definitely return.
Live music, snacks, plenty of cider options, and food trucks! I'm surprised this cidery wasn't a madhouse like its next door neighbor Butler's. This is now a must-do in my fall festivities list.
Down to the way from Butler's, a nice cidery. Picnic tables, live music from local artists. A good selection of cider and snacks. Great place to relax with friends and enjoy a drink.
This review only covers the orchard as I went there for apple picking. I went on a Saturday afternoon and was pleasantly surprised by the ample parking. There were a large amount of apple varieties to choose from. There were also options for purchase some of their cider and donuts while at the orchard. There was a food truck on site as well. Due to the timing of my visit, there was also a sunflower field with free sunflowers that customers could pick and take home with them. That was a nice added bonus and showed great customer service. I'll definitely be back!
I only like semi-sweet ciders. I am glad that here, they serve at least one on their menu as they mostly sell dry ciders. On my recent visit, the semi-sweet they had was called Sweet McIntosh. I ordered a small (I think), as the cup was tiny, but the cider itself was tasty. Wished I had ordered a bigger size. Chilled at one of the tables with a friend and listened to some live music. Their parking lot was packed and several of their fire pits were in use. Enjoyed my visit. Visited November 2024
We recently visited Doc Waters, and had a wonderful time! Never having been there before, we wanted to try all of the cider so we got two flights that allowed us to try all eight ciders on tap. They all were good and we had several favorites, including the bourbon barrel and the double hop. Their original was awesome, too. This is an all outdoor cidery. They have many picnic tables, but you can bring your own chairs. They do have food to order, however, we didn't try any on this trip. They had live music in a little band shell, which was wonderful. You can reserve a fire pit, but that would be better for a big group. It was just the two of us this time. We got a visit from the Director of operations and got to talk to him a bit about the business. He did say that they would be open in winter at times with igloos and heaters. I would definitely want to come back in the warmer weather. Service was great and they made us feel at home.
Fun nice time. Lovely outdoor area that is pet and family friendly. They also have trivia on fridays that I have been to a few times now. Cider is always good, tends to be a dry cider but they also have sweet cocktails if you like sweet now. I actually really like the non alcoholic cider they have. Good service, friendly people.
Going into Doc Waters for the first time, I was immediately taken in by the beautiful location, the rustic farm feel, and the large, open spaces. They have two trailers, one which serves alcohol and one that serves everything else -- non alcoholic drinks, snacks, and the like. A third, more hidden, apparently serves burgers and stuff. The staff in the first one were having a lively discussion about the local high school (somewhat confused, they seemed to BE HS students -- serving alcohol?). Even with the adult supervision in the back, they couldn't be bothered to greet us, or help us, until I interrupted to order. The staff at the second trailer wasn't much more helpful, and equally disinterested. I got a flight of four, which were really unevenly poured. The hard ciders themselves went above and beyond the term "dry." They've eliminated any bit of sweetness or anything else that could give it flavour. I have had more delicious glasses of water. The final drink on the flight was a cider with orange guava passionfruit syrup. You know those sequels where they try to squeeze in 872 badguys and it just doesn't work? I had that in a cup -- and it tasted like syrup or koolaid, covering a fizzy, blah coder. The non alcoholic cider -- basically juice -- was sharp and acidic, slightly bitter. I have never poured an entire flight out before. But, I did not enjoy these ciders. Beautiful spot. Not worth the drive. Rude / disinterested staff. Bad drinks.
These ciders are disappointing. I tried the cider flight but I wasn't a fan of any of the ciders. They were overly dry and flavorless. For D, i chose the passion fruit orange guava flavored cider so I expected it to have more flavor than the others but it was undrinkable. I only took a sip of each before dumping them out. I also tried the charcuterie combo which is just boars head smoked Gouda and salami, so nothing unusual. To attempt to wash down the alcoholic ciders, I tried the non-alcoholic cider. It was bitter and sour, not worth it. Unfortunately also got poured out. It's a shame the ciders were subpar because the location is beautiful with fire pits, games, and food trucks.
What a wonderful place! I came here with a small group in sept 2020 for my birthday. I love all their ciders, and I'm also a sucker for frozen drinks, so I really enjoyed the frozen ciders too! There is a lot of open space and tables available. the field is very large. There are picnic tables out in the open field but also tables under some shade. They also have bonfires if you can snag that spot! At night it's gorgeous with all the lighting they have up, so you don't have to worry about going home at sundown. I would highly recommend this place to anyone! Even if you typically do not drink ciders, I do still think it is worth visiting and trying it out! Angry orchards are way too sweet for me, but I loved the selection at Doc Waters! I would definitely go back! I bought a t-shirt too!
Want a fun day out with friends and family? Try Doc Waters Cidery!! Located in Germantown, Maryland it is an outdoor oasis perfect for hanging out with friends and family. Reservations are required to obtain seating, especially when they are busy. You can even reserve a fire pit, if you are lucky. There are cozy seats around the fire pits, that's a whole mood while you sip your cider. They have many different flavors of cider, and a good selection of alcohol and non-alcoholic ciders & slushies for your tasting pleasure. You can pack a picnic or enjoy one of the food trucks they invite for the day. Check out their website, it will clue your into the food offering on upcoming days. I truly enjoyed my day there, it was a fun relaxing day. That was imbued with the spirit of Summer and camping, with the feel and fresh tranquil smell of nature, with that camp fire fragrance. All that was missing was graham crackers, marshmallows and chocolate. It was a great weekend one-day adventure, which I'd give four stars. Perfect for zenning out your stressed out souls. My only suggestion, is that they label the cider flights. That will make it easier to reorder, once you've discovered the flavor you like best. Please take a drive into the country and get to know this beautiful country gem.
We had an amazing dinner sponsored by Doc Waters and Kristin Rydland. Food was delicious and was impeccably prepared and presented. The cider pairings were also well executed and just so good. The pours were also very generous. Just loved it. I hope Kristin and Doc Ciders continue to partner and provide these wonderful dinners for years to come. The red barn also provided a perfect backdrop for the event. It's so rustic and just made the overall dinner memorable read more
2 days ago
The place was very calm in the early afternoon and people started to trickle in more as the day went on and the rain held off! The fire pits are reserved only but the smoke helped the bugs stay away! That's my only thing is bugs/bees! Definitely need to remember some bug spray next time but it's not like it was crazy, just obnoxious. Great ciders, food trucks, and prices:) read more
14 days ago
A beautiful place to spend the afternoon with friends or family. Lots of green space to enjoy and a peaceful setting. I liked the ciders I tried! Support local businesses like this one! read more
11 months ago
OVERALL: such a lovely casual place. Nothing much there other than benches and the cidery unless you go apple picking DRINKS: they have so many hard ciders and non alcoholic options - there is way more cider brands out there than I thought. The slushie is amazing and a must try. Not tart or too sweet. It's like a marg but cider. There are alcoholic and nonalcoholic options. They also sell the best cider donuts - so insanely moist - but they always run out so get that first!! SPACE: the lots by the apple picking is small. There is a hut where the drinks are sold and then a few picnic style tables. The other side is massive and has several tables and some umbrellas. There are also food trucks. They sell hard ciders and slushies at both locations read more
Stopped by after a friend raved about this place. First, we stopped at the country store down the road and I didn't realize this cidery was so tucked away further into the woods. The drive is mostly gravel so be cautious if you're worried about denting your ride. They have a large space with picnic tables under some shaded areas so you can have sun poke through depending on the time of day. There were an inordinate amount of gnats flying around and that definitely hampered the vibe. Ordering is at the front close to parking on a hill/grassy area. Staff were taking orders through the windows and were pretty quick to get things out. The prices weren't worth what we received, in my opinion. Some of the ciders were okay but nothing was as good as many of the options on the market these days. Either tasted watered down or had some odd after tastes. The flight came out to $18 and change with tax and definitely was not what I would expect with 4 smallish pours. I will say the pretzel was larger than I thought but part of ours was overbaked and inedible because it was so hard/tough. The cider donuts were pretty good. I saw a cheese and cracker box next to us and that seems like a legit deal - would recommend that! The N/A cider slushy was good, too. I won't add this to my list of must sees next time I'm in the area but happy to have tried it out. They have a stray cat that was walking around and it was a big hit with kids and adults alike. read more
Came here on Friday at 7 PM for their two hour trivia and to sample some local cider. We ordered a flight of several of their featured ciders, and I really liked that they gave a background on all of the ciders. They were on the dry side but some skewed more sweet, and personally I enjoyed them all. Later I got a non alcoholic slushie with prickly pear syrup and that was the best drink I had, especially if you like sweet. The whole place was quite lively, over 25 teams came for trivia, tables were well spaced out, and plenty of space for children to run around. Overall a good time and I would definitely return. read more
This review only covers the orchard as I went there for apple picking. I went on a Saturday afternoon and was pleasantly surprised by the ample parking. There were a large amount of apple varieties to choose from. There were also options for purchase some of their cider and donuts while at the orchard. There was a food truck on site as well. Due to the timing of my visit, there was also a sunflower field with free sunflowers that customers could pick and take home with them. That was a nice added bonus and showed great customer service. I'll definitely be back! read more
I only like semi-sweet ciders. I am glad that here, they serve at least one on their menu as they mostly sell dry ciders. On my recent visit, the semi-sweet they had was called Sweet McIntosh. I ordered a small (I think), as the cup was tiny, but the cider itself was tasty. Wished I had ordered a bigger size. Chilled at one of the tables with a friend and listened to some live music. Their parking lot was packed and several of their fire pits were in use. Enjoyed my visit. Visited November 2024 read more
We recently visited Doc Waters, and had a wonderful time! Never having been there before, we wanted to try all of the cider so we got two flights that allowed us to try all eight ciders on tap. They all were good and we had several favorites, including the bourbon barrel and the double hop. Their original was awesome, too. This is an all outdoor cidery. They have many picnic tables, but you can bring your own chairs. They do have food to order, however, we didn't try any on this trip. They had live music in a little band shell, which was wonderful. You can reserve a fire pit, but that would be better for a big group. It was just the two of us this time. We got a visit from the Director of operations and got to talk to him a bit about the business. He did say that they would be open in winter at times with igloos and heaters. I would definitely want to come back in the warmer weather. Service was great and they made us feel at home. read more
1 year ago
Fun nice time. Lovely outdoor area that is pet and family friendly. They also have trivia on fridays that I have been to a few times now. Cider is always good, tends to be a dry cider but they also have sweet cocktails if you like sweet now. I actually really like the non alcoholic cider they have. Good service, friendly people. read more
2 years ago
Going into Doc Waters for the first time, I was immediately taken in by the beautiful location, the rustic farm feel, and the large, open spaces. They have two trailers, one which serves alcohol and one that serves everything else -- non alcoholic drinks, snacks, and the like. A third, more hidden, apparently serves burgers and stuff. The staff in the first one were having a lively discussion about the local high school (somewhat confused, they seemed to BE HS students -- serving alcohol?). Even with the adult supervision in the back, they couldn't be bothered to greet us, or help us, until I interrupted to order. The staff at the second trailer wasn't much more helpful, and equally disinterested. I got a flight of four, which were really unevenly poured. The hard ciders themselves went above and beyond the term "dry." They've eliminated any bit of sweetness or anything else that could give it flavour. I have had more delicious glasses of water. The final drink on the flight was a cider with orange guava passionfruit syrup. You know those sequels where they try to squeeze in 872 badguys and it just doesn't work? I had that in a cup -- and it tasted like syrup or koolaid, covering a fizzy, blah coder. The non alcoholic cider -- basically juice -- was sharp and acidic, slightly bitter. I have never poured an entire flight out before. But, I did not enjoy these ciders. Beautiful spot. Not worth the drive. Rude / disinterested staff. Bad drinks. read more
These ciders are disappointing. I tried the cider flight but I wasn't a fan of any of the ciders. They were overly dry and flavorless. For D, i chose the passion fruit orange guava flavored cider so I expected it to have more flavor than the others but it was undrinkable. I only took a sip of each before dumping them out. I also tried the charcuterie combo which is just boars head smoked Gouda and salami, so nothing unusual. To attempt to wash down the alcoholic ciders, I tried the non-alcoholic cider. It was bitter and sour, not worth it. Unfortunately also got poured out. It's a shame the ciders were subpar because the location is beautiful with fire pits, games, and food trucks. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
What a wonderful place! I came here with a small group in sept 2020 for my birthday. I love all their ciders, and I'm also a sucker for frozen drinks, so I really enjoyed the frozen ciders too! There is a lot of open space and tables available. the field is very large. There are picnic tables out in the open field but also tables under some shade. They also have bonfires if you can snag that spot! At night it's gorgeous with all the lighting they have up, so you don't have to worry about going home at sundown. I would highly recommend this place to anyone! Even if you typically do not drink ciders, I do still think it is worth visiting and trying it out! Angry orchards are way too sweet for me, but I loved the selection at Doc Waters! I would definitely go back! I bought a t-shirt too! read more
5 years ago
Want a fun day out with friends and family? Try Doc Waters Cidery!! Located in Germantown, Maryland it is an outdoor oasis perfect for hanging out with friends and family. Reservations are required to obtain seating, especially when they are busy. You can even reserve a fire pit, if you are lucky. There are cozy seats around the fire pits, that's a whole mood while you sip your cider. They have many different flavors of cider, and a good selection of alcohol and non-alcoholic ciders & slushies for your tasting pleasure. You can pack a picnic or enjoy one of the food trucks they invite for the day. Check out their website, it will clue your into the food offering on upcoming days. I truly enjoyed my day there, it was a fun relaxing day. That was imbued with the spirit of Summer and camping, with the feel and fresh tranquil smell of nature, with that camp fire fragrance. All that was missing was graham crackers, marshmallows and chocolate. It was a great weekend one-day adventure, which I'd give four stars. Perfect for zenning out your stressed out souls. My only suggestion, is that they label the cider flights. That will make it easier to reorder, once you've discovered the flavor you like best. Please take a drive into the country and get to know this beautiful country gem. read more
I'm absolutely in love with the concept of being able to reserve a fire pit for an evening, and that's exactly what a group of friends and I did one early fall evening. We brought a few chairs, dragged a picnic table over from the outdoor seating area (I recommend bringing chairs and not counting on this being an option), and settled in for an evening. I enjoyed the cider slushies in both POG and raspberry, though I will admit that they weren't exactly what I was anticipating. Rather than making raspberry cider and turning that into a slush, it looked like they had a standard cider slush and then added flavor syrups to get the requested slush. The ciders are not super sweet, so I appreciated the added sugar from the slush flavor syrup, but others really liked the plain cider. You can buy s'mores supplies or bring your own (which is what we did). They had a food truck there selling falafel and gyros, which was a nice offering since they have very limited food options on their menu. Bathroom options are also limited--they offer a row of clean and well stocked portapotties, with hand sanitizer both inside and out. Forgetting bug spray was a mistake! The grass was mowed but its basically a field and there were a lot of insects flying around and biting. Bad on us. We'll do better next time. While they officially closed at 9pm, no one was in a rush to kick us out. We realized what time it was by about 9:20 and saw ourselves out while staff continued to close down the counter and put the bonfires out. read more
5 years ago
Such a fun, cute, lively place! I enjoy ciders more than wine, so i was very glad to hear about this place! It's also great because they have both alcoholic and non-alcoholic ciders. Food : There are some finger foods sold by the cidery, however we tried the bbq food truck that was there. We tried the beef brisket, chicken, and ribs. They were all delish!! Atmosphere : There are many picnic tables throughout. You can either walk-in and take any tables available or reserve a spot! There arent many tables with an umbrella or shade, so do prepare. Service : All the staff were very helpful! They also let you taste the flavors if you purchase a growler container. read more
3 years ago
We started our adventure here before going to the orchard. It wasn't too difficult to find parking, and a brief walk down to the entrance where you check in with staff as we had to make a reservation. While the views were very pretty, it was still underwhelming as an atmosphere. I would have anticipated more locations to purchase drinks and food, more yard games and better decor. I see the place is having a lot of potential, but perhaps it's needing business to grow a little bit more before implementing those changes. Both our drinks and food were delicious despite them being out of a lot of the food on the menu at the time. We were able to find seating without issue. I would recommend giving it a chance before heading over to the orchard. read more
We spent a lovely Spring evening here trying some tasty cider. I have to say the grapefruit was my favorite. They are doing their best during the pandemic. First, you have to make a reservation. Once you get there, all the tables have a wooden block with red on one side, and green on the other. Green means the table has been cleaned. Although it was up to the previous customer to turn the block when they leave. Everyone wore a mask and social distanced when going to the counter to make their drink orders. Staff was friendly and helpful. We were there on a Saturday evening and according to the website, there should have been three food trucks. When we arrived at 7:00 pm, there were only two. The first truck was Wingz N Things and they were completely sold out of wings. They only had tater tots and fries left. The other truck was a burger truck with a 40 minute wait and they were running out of lettuce. The other two advertised trucks, District Falafel and Spreads by Susu, were not there. Perhaps they came earlier. So my advice would be to go earlier if you want a meal with your cider. I saw a few firepits going which would have been nice on a colder day. This past Saturday, the temp reached 90 degrees so I'm glad I got the table. There was plenty of room to social distance and it was so nice to see so many people relax outside. I do wish there was a separate smoking section or no smoking at all. I think with Covid around, it was not a great idea to allow smoking. The smoke definitely travels in the area and spreads easily to other people. The cidery was a surprise to me. I had no idea it was in MoCo. Also, plenty of parking. If you buy a growler, you can refill it for a discount the next time you come. read more
4 years ago
This is a great spot to enjoy some cider. I enjoyed my cider slushie which was perfect on a hot day. There are a lot of benches in the field to sit on while enjoying your cider so that you can look out and enjoy the nice view. read more
5 years ago
Came here with my husband and some friends back in October. The cidery is a nice place to check out during fall time. We got the cider flight...it was okay. My husband and I weren't necessarily impressed, none of the ciders really stood out. Best part of the cidery was the atmosphere. They even have a fire pit and you can purchase a s'mores kit to cook at the pit. Restrooms there are porta potties - please try to avoid these if you can and use the bathroom elsewhere before coming to the cidery and afterwards. read more
A friend and I went this fall for the first time to try a range of their ciders and to indulge in a coveted apple cider donut. It did not disappoint! It was fun to share a flight of their different alcohol ciders and taste all the different kinds, and then enjoy their alcohol-free cider slushie while hanging out at a table on their huge lawn. And the donut - delish! A fall treat for sure. read more
1 year ago
They have fire pits that you can reserve for your party. The atmosphere was great and definitely COVID-19 friendly. The cider was pretty good and reasonable for the flights as I was a me to sample the different ciders they produce. If your going after November 1, I would highly recommend reserving a fire pit. The hostess told me that 2 days in advance for reservations. read more
3 years ago
5 years ago
~ gluten free review ~ Going to a cidery during fall is one of my favorite activities and Doc Waters did not disappoint! It is a full day trip away from DC however if you are looking for a fun weekend activity, the drive is beautiful and it is a good place to hang out. I recommend reserving either a picnic table or a fire pit and you can bring your own food to eat while on location. I got the cider flight, and the sizes were generous. The cider itself was amazing, and my non gluten-free friends enjoyed their experience as well. I will definitely be coming back next fall. The only downside is that there are not a lot of food options at the Cidery itself, but if you plan ahead, it does not affect your experience. read more
Great little place for a cidery and very casual. There are umbrellas and picnic tables for you to sit at with friends and family, and there are rentable fire place areas as well. There are a few small structures to get food and cider from, with a nice outdoor view of the equipment used to make the cider. The bathrooms are port a potties, but were kept clean. They also had a small area for frisbee golf which was nice. Dogs (pets?) were welcome and area was well spread out with plenty of space. read more
4 years ago
What a blast!If you ever in that side of town is a must you will not be disappointed.. went here in November to do apple picking. I got my ticket before arriving to orchard is about $17.00 per person. Upon arrival you get a bag according to your reservation, you get to enter the orchard tree area without supervision. We were able to take tons of pictures and enjoy walking around the orchard. You can pick the apples you wanted and enjoy every moment. 100's of apples to choose from. The parking is on location, no hassle, no stress, friendly staff and of course you can enjoy a cider upon purchase and food truck available. read more
Like what many reviewers have said, this place is a hidden gem! It takes a bit to drive out here, but there's plenty of space for social distancing and whatever you'd like to do! They have picnic tables spread throughout the lawn, and some are covered, but most are not. I did see a family bring their own pop-up canopy tent which seemed like a great investment for these times. The cidery is just under the barn/warehouse, and there's a few things on the menu. I opted for the cider flight because I love trying everything. I liked the Orchard Blend Bubbles the best, but honestly I love cider so everything was enjoyable. The employees all wore masks, and they had plexiglass between them and customers. In addition, they had these blocks on the tables to mark whether or not the table was clean or dirty. They are very responsive to questions - I messaged them on Facebook Messenger to ask a few questions and they answered everything quickly. To recap, they do serve their own food (cheese & crackers, salami & crackers, chips, and hot dogs and s'mores kits for DIY roasting) but you are also welcome to bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks. They love well-behaved dogs on leashes, and currently are allowing groups up to 6. read more
We stopped by Doc Waters cidery on accident actually. We were heading to an orchard and ended up here and decided to check it out! The property is actually pretty big. There's tons of tables, covered and uncovered, with many fire pits scattered around. There were a huge amount of people dispersed through the field hanging out. Seemed like it was going to be a good time! We got the cider flight. They give you 3 and you get to choose the fourth speciality flavor. We chose blackberry. They give you nice large tastes of all the flavors. I wasn't a huge fan, but I did really like the blackberry cider. It was packed with blackberry flavor and aroma. I loved that. Overall, this was a very cute place to hang out. There's a food truck, and you can get hot dogs and marshmallows to roast over the fire pits. read more
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22529 Wildcat Rd
Germantown, MD 20876
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Are any of their ciders sweet, or are they more dry? Some places I've been to had really hoppy cider which is not really my cup of tea!
Most of their ciders are on the dry side - a few like the blackberry has some sweetness to it but it depends on what is in season. For the most part, these are on the drier side - not like Angry Orchard - more like Austin Ciders. Hope that helps!
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