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Been drinking Downeast since before they were at this location and it has changed quite a bit. They have added a lot of different flavors, but my favorite is still original blend. If you go to the tasting room inside you can get a flight for $15 and they have clean restrooms. It is also cool to see all the cans. Outside they have the pop-up where you can get full pours and enjoy the harbor views. Gotta use porta-potties though. They aren't as bad as they could be though. Service is chill vibes and they are pet friendly with plenty of shades seating.
Stopped by the cider house on a Sunday afternoon - we got a sampler to try the ciders that are unique....my favorite was "apple pie." I am not a fan of the strawberry ones because they taste too medicinal to me. They def have gotten creative with their flavors -- peach guava, strawberry kiwi, blueberry cobbler. I prefer the Original Blend TBH. Service was fast and friendly. It's cool enjoy the ciders amongst the cans that are getting ready to be filled. Afterwards, we went outside to enjoy a full pour at the pop-up. I got a OB with a tajin rim -- soo good. They have lots of sturdy benches with umbrellas. For food, they have a local hotdog vendor and he seemed pretty popular. When nature calls, you have to use a porta potty but they aren't too bad.
My husband used to work here many years ago, it's come a long way! The cider is delicious and I really love how they now have so much outside seating. I do miss the days when the samples were free, but I totally understand why they no longer do that. Staff is always friendly! We no longer live in the area, but we visit whenever we're back in town.
Downeast is always the place to be and drink. You are limited to only 1 flight per visit, but during the warmer months, their outdoor area is open for multiple drinks (and cider slushees). It's always a great vibe though and I love the industrial atmosphere of being inside the factory. We were lucky and got selected to try a new experimental flavor they are working on . As someone who used to live nearby and then moved, I will always go out of my way to go here. My favorite ciders are their limited time fall flavors, although I wish they brought back the maple waffle, although the cider donut is also fantastic
They have an outside area with a food license and an area inside the warehouse where each person must get 1 flight. They have exclusive flavors like the Orange Creamsicle and Prickly Pear. The tropical flavors were tasty, like Peach Mango. Some of the flavors started tasting very similar to the original. Other interesting flavors were the Blue Slushie and Lemon Italian Ice. They sell merch and packs.
This is one of my favorite cider places and whenever I'm in Boston, I usually make a trek here. I actually wasn't going to come this time but I looked up their website and found that they had a cider house exclusive in my favorite flavors - yuzu and ginger, so I had to come and grab some cans. My friends and I ordered flights and I picked up my preorder with the guy who handed us the token for flights. (Note you can only have one flight but in the summer, they have a pop up closer to the water a couple feet away if you wanted to relax and have more cider.)
Visiting Downeast was an absolute must for my recent trip to Massachusetts. I was so hyped to be able to check out their site and get a look at where one of my favorite ciders is made. My small group arrived relatively early in the day, which was helpful since there's very minimal seating indoors. You receive tokens for trying out drinks and you can order a flight of what you want. They are limited, so if you want to keep drinking, you need to head across the way by the water to their cider garden. We got to sample a few different items, but their menu seemed slightly limited. In addition to buying cans of cider, they have merch for sale. My SO wanted a hat and ciders to go, so we approached one of two cashiers. One cashier was busy with other customers, so we went to the one who had no one in front of them. They told us to continue waiting in line for the other cashier to take us, which made zero sense to me. After waiting for a bit since the other customers had some merch issue going on, the first cashier we tried told us they would ring us up...it's fair to say that I was pretty annoyed; I'm not a fan of my time being wasted unnecessarily. Overall, it's fun to stop in, but much like apples for cider, the experience was quite sour.
There are a few things you should know before going. I thought this brewery was like most other breweries where you can sit and spend a lot of time drinking ciders. What I learned after researching is that you are only allowed to order one flight per person and they do not do single pours. Also there is a limited amount of tables so your time is limited as well. The atmosphere is very cool as you are sitting inside where the cider is made and it is definitely worth checking out. They do have a bar outside by the water where you can get single pours, weather permitted.
$15 flights (4 tastings per flight) but only one per person. You can sit in their "lab" which is an open warehouse and only open Thursday through Sunday. A sight to see with their wall to ceiling cider cans as the assembly line can be heard in back. There are about 13 different ciders in tap, but the bartenders are more than happy to give a "tasting" of any other flavors. One of the kegs was being refilled so we were able to sample one for the wait. We were also also participants in a new lemon FMB (flavored malt beverage) Winter blend (5/5) Guava passion fruit (5/5) Pink lemonade (1/5) Green Apple Candy (1/5) Pumpkin (5/5) Cranberry (4/5) BlackBerry (4/5) Blue slushie (3/5) Caramel Apple (3/5) Root beer float (4/5) Drier side (5/5) Overboard (5/5)
Overall: short review for a short experience but if you love Downeast then pop on over! The flights are reasonably priced at $14 and they even let you sample them. The "bartender" if you can even call them that helps recommend different mixes that would be good! They offer different things based on the season but being able to trial some of the cider house exclusives (fruit punch) was really unique! You can also get merchandise and different downeast flavors without worrying about the markup that might happen at liquor stores!
It is my mission whenever I am traveling somewhere to go to a local brewery/cidery/winery. As a lover of ciders I was excited to try out Downeast! Here they offer flights that you can turn tickets in for, or you can sip on your favorite hard cider of choice. The staff did a great job of explaining the process and filling us in on their history, which is always cool to hear. For my cider flight I went with the Sour Green Apple, Aloha Friday, Extra Hard Lemon Italian Ice, and the Maple Waffle. My favorites were the sour green apple which tasted like hard candy, and the deliciously scented maple waffle! I love that this cidery hosts people inside of their warehouse! Next time I'd love to do a tour if possible to learn more about the production.
Extremely reasonably priced flights and a good way to try out some of the flavors that aren't in the market yet. They rotate what is on tap. Great growlers that come in 32 or 64 ounces. Our favorites were the peach mango, guava passionfruit, and the lemon! You can bring your own food. They don't sell any food. Across the way is a spot that sells full glasses. The taproom has specific hours and is in the warehouse. Make sure you check the hours before going! Parking is free outside the tap house.
I remember when this brewery used to be in Charlestown years ago. This was first time visiting the East Boston brewery. I just want to say that this place is amazing and there's no other cider that comes close to this. This is definitely my all time favorite Cider and will always be. I grabbed a growler of the Pumpkin Blend to take back to Jersey with me and it's so good. Keep up the great work.
Downeast Cider House is located in East Boston, an area of Boston that I have never been before. But I had discovered Downeast Cider at The Big E (the state fair in Springfield, MA). Downeast Cider makes a special hard cider flavor every year for the state fair and this year's is the Big E Cream Puff. Last year they made the cider donut, which was very popular and so they brought it back again this year, but as a seasonal fall flavor. One employee told me that she didn't even know the flavor for the state fair until a few weeks before hand because it just takes a good deal of effort to create the right flavored cider for the state fair. I really loved the Big E Cream Puff cider so much that the next day after the state fair, we ended up visiting Downeast Cider's tap room (which is dog friendly and you are also allowed to bring your own food. Please note that Downeast Cider does not serve food and well you shouldn't drink on an empty stomach). My husband and I came on a Saturday afternoon, around 1:15 pm (we took the train so I am not sure about how the parking situation is like but I did see some street parking within a reasonable walking distance). We were greeted at the entrance and given a token. The tap room does not do full pours and only do flights (sad because I really wanted a full glass of that Big E Cream Puff). After looking over the list of drinks available, we ended up getting: For my Flight: Cream Puff, Cider Donut, Pumpkin Blend, Blackberry Pie. The cream puff is what brought us here and it really did taste like a liquid form of a cream puff. You could taste the cream and the pâte à choux (or the choux pastry that houses the cream/ whipped cream filling). I loved both the Cider Donut and Pumpkin Blend but wasn't a fan of the Blackberry Pie, but my husband did. For my Husband's: Honey Crisp, Apple Pie, Imperial Mango, Straw Rhubarb- My husband liked all of the flavors but his favorite was the Imperial Mango. I really liked the apple pie, very nice and sweet, honestly tasted just like a liquid form of an apple pie. I wasn't really a fan of the other flavors. ------------------------------ (Total= For 2 Flights, $29.96) After we finished our flights, we were invited to do a small tasting of a new cider that this cidery is working on. So we were led upstairs to try an IPA Imperial Mango. It had more alcohol than the Imperial Mango. We filled out a brief questionnaire to provide our feedback based on smell, taste, color, etc. I didn't really like it and my husband thought it was okay but preferred the Imperia Mango that he had earlier from his flight. The employee that was giving us the tasting told us that they generally do these tastings (for feedback on new flavors they are creating) on weekends in case you are wondering if you can try a new potential flavor on your next visit. Also the employee helping us told us that it can be pretty challenging to create flavors that taste just as good as the food item they are trying to use. She told me that with the Cream Puff, it took a lot of time to really get the flavors to taste the way it did, as I had told her that was my favorite flavor and I loved how smooth it was. Overall, I enjoyed our visit and so glad we came out to visit Downeast Cider's tap room and would come again if I was visiting Boston. read more
Beautiful coastal location with a view of Boston's skyline from East Boston. The outdoor patio has seating, turf, and cornhole. It was fun to watch the boats come in and enjoy the view. The cider was delicious, as expected. I was surprised by the flavors offered at the brewery that aren't available in retail stores or restaurants. I tasted these on the brewery tour. See the picture showing the exclusive options. I enjoyed the blueberry and donut ciders, along with the pumpkin cider. The brewery tour was detailed and informative, exploring how the cider is made from start to finish, along with insights into product marketing and the creation of new flavors, including the trial and error involved. The tour guides were friendly and knowledgeable. read more
Been drinking Downeast since before they were at this location and it has changed quite a bit. They have added a lot of different flavors, but my favorite is still original blend. If you go to the tasting room inside you can get a flight for $15 and they have clean restrooms. It is also cool to see all the cans. Outside they have the pop-up where you can get full pours and enjoy the harbor views. Gotta use porta-potties though. They aren't as bad as they could be though. Service is chill vibes and they are pet friendly with plenty of shades seating. read more
Stopped by the cider house on a Sunday afternoon - we got a sampler to try the ciders that are unique....my favorite was "apple pie." I am not a fan of the strawberry ones because they taste too medicinal to me. They def have gotten creative with their flavors -- peach guava, strawberry kiwi, blueberry cobbler. I prefer the Original Blend TBH. Service was fast and friendly. It's cool enjoy the ciders amongst the cans that are getting ready to be filled. Afterwards, we went outside to enjoy a full pour at the pop-up. I got a OB with a tajin rim -- soo good. They have lots of sturdy benches with umbrellas. For food, they have a local hotdog vendor and he seemed pretty popular. When nature calls, you have to use a porta potty but they aren't too bad. read more
My husband used to work here many years ago, it's come a long way! The cider is delicious and I really love how they now have so much outside seating. I do miss the days when the samples were free, but I totally understand why they no longer do that. Staff is always friendly! We no longer live in the area, but we visit whenever we're back in town. read more
1 year ago
Downeast is always the place to be and drink. You are limited to only 1 flight per visit, but during the warmer months, their outdoor area is open for multiple drinks (and cider slushees). It's always a great vibe though and I love the industrial atmosphere of being inside the factory. We were lucky and got selected to try a new experimental flavor they are working on . As someone who used to live nearby and then moved, I will always go out of my way to go here. My favorite ciders are their limited time fall flavors, although I wish they brought back the maple waffle, although the cider donut is also fantastic read more
1 year ago
They have an outside area with a food license and an area inside the warehouse where each person must get 1 flight. They have exclusive flavors like the Orange Creamsicle and Prickly Pear. The tropical flavors were tasty, like Peach Mango. Some of the flavors started tasting very similar to the original. Other interesting flavors were the Blue Slushie and Lemon Italian Ice. They sell merch and packs. read more
This is one of my favorite cider places and whenever I'm in Boston, I usually make a trek here. I actually wasn't going to come this time but I looked up their website and found that they had a cider house exclusive in my favorite flavors - yuzu and ginger, so I had to come and grab some cans. My friends and I ordered flights and I picked up my preorder with the guy who handed us the token for flights. (Note you can only have one flight but in the summer, they have a pop up closer to the water a couple feet away if you wanted to relax and have more cider.) read more
Visiting Downeast was an absolute must for my recent trip to Massachusetts. I was so hyped to be able to check out their site and get a look at where one of my favorite ciders is made. My small group arrived relatively early in the day, which was helpful since there's very minimal seating indoors. You receive tokens for trying out drinks and you can order a flight of what you want. They are limited, so if you want to keep drinking, you need to head across the way by the water to their cider garden. We got to sample a few different items, but their menu seemed slightly limited. In addition to buying cans of cider, they have merch for sale. My SO wanted a hat and ciders to go, so we approached one of two cashiers. One cashier was busy with other customers, so we went to the one who had no one in front of them. They told us to continue waiting in line for the other cashier to take us, which made zero sense to me. After waiting for a bit since the other customers had some merch issue going on, the first cashier we tried told us they would ring us up...it's fair to say that I was pretty annoyed; I'm not a fan of my time being wasted unnecessarily. Overall, it's fun to stop in, but much like apples for cider, the experience was quite sour. read more
9 months ago
There are a few things you should know before going. I thought this brewery was like most other breweries where you can sit and spend a lot of time drinking ciders. What I learned after researching is that you are only allowed to order one flight per person and they do not do single pours. Also there is a limited amount of tables so your time is limited as well. The atmosphere is very cool as you are sitting inside where the cider is made and it is definitely worth checking out. They do have a bar outside by the water where you can get single pours, weather permitted. read more
2 years ago
$15 flights (4 tastings per flight) but only one per person. You can sit in their "lab" which is an open warehouse and only open Thursday through Sunday. A sight to see with their wall to ceiling cider cans as the assembly line can be heard in back. There are about 13 different ciders in tap, but the bartenders are more than happy to give a "tasting" of any other flavors. One of the kegs was being refilled so we were able to sample one for the wait. We were also also participants in a new lemon FMB (flavored malt beverage) Winter blend (5/5) Guava passion fruit (5/5) Pink lemonade (1/5) Green Apple Candy (1/5) Pumpkin (5/5) Cranberry (4/5) BlackBerry (4/5) Blue slushie (3/5) Caramel Apple (3/5) Root beer float (4/5) Drier side (5/5) Overboard (5/5) read more
2 years ago
Overall: short review for a short experience but if you love Downeast then pop on over! The flights are reasonably priced at $14 and they even let you sample them. The "bartender" if you can even call them that helps recommend different mixes that would be good! They offer different things based on the season but being able to trial some of the cider house exclusives (fruit punch) was really unique! You can also get merchandise and different downeast flavors without worrying about the markup that might happen at liquor stores! read more
3 years ago
It is my mission whenever I am traveling somewhere to go to a local brewery/cidery/winery. As a lover of ciders I was excited to try out Downeast! Here they offer flights that you can turn tickets in for, or you can sip on your favorite hard cider of choice. The staff did a great job of explaining the process and filling us in on their history, which is always cool to hear. For my cider flight I went with the Sour Green Apple, Aloha Friday, Extra Hard Lemon Italian Ice, and the Maple Waffle. My favorites were the sour green apple which tasted like hard candy, and the deliciously scented maple waffle! I love that this cidery hosts people inside of their warehouse! Next time I'd love to do a tour if possible to learn more about the production. read more
2 years ago
Extremely reasonably priced flights and a good way to try out some of the flavors that aren't in the market yet. They rotate what is on tap. Great growlers that come in 32 or 64 ounces. Our favorites were the peach mango, guava passionfruit, and the lemon! You can bring your own food. They don't sell any food. Across the way is a spot that sells full glasses. The taproom has specific hours and is in the warehouse. Make sure you check the hours before going! Parking is free outside the tap house. read more
2 years ago
I remember when this brewery used to be in Charlestown years ago. This was first time visiting the East Boston brewery. I just want to say that this place is amazing and there's no other cider that comes close to this. This is definitely my all time favorite Cider and will always be. I grabbed a growler of the Pumpkin Blend to take back to Jersey with me and it's so good. Keep up the great work. read more
2 years ago
Awesome cider here! Got a flight of four different kinds of cider. They were all great! They have cider available to go! Canned and ready. Warehouse setting. read more
1 year ago
So many cool flavors to try! Vibes are industry chic with large pallets of empty cans. They give you a token so that you are limited to 1 flight per person. They have some exclusive flavors there though!! read more
2 years ago
If you love all things downeast, this is the place to go, especially during the summer time because they have an outdoor pop up area where you can buy more drinks and take in sights of the Boston skyline! In the actual cider house, you can only get one flight of drinks but still super cool to hang out in their cool warehouse interior with rows and rows of cans, and taste test and sample different flavors they have seasonally and year round! I ended up getting the guava passion fruit mixed with the tropical (yes you can mix flavors!), the fruit punch, blueberry, and seasonal cider donut! They were all delicious with fruit punch taking the cake for me! A great place to have fun with friends and try this Boston exclusive cider! read more
2 years ago
My friends and I went here on a weekend. Absolutely loved it and wish we could have taken the cider back home with us! Friendly staff and wish we could have had more than just a flight at the place but luckily they let you bring a growler to go which we did and loved! If we're ever back in Boston we will definitely come back to this place. It was so much fun! read more
When you tell friends you're headed here, plan to get orders! That's what happened to me! Girl's trip to Downeast was so much fun. We got there right at noon when they opened, which was smart since they only have approx 15 tables. We all got flights (4 pours) and we brought our own snack spread. Favorites include double blend, winter blend, cider donut and pumpkin! Had a great time! They really could benefit from an expansion (or another location, CT perhaps?). Steady stream of people coming in for growler fills and can pickups. Will def return! read more
What a cool way to spend an afternoon. Came here with some friends to try their ciders and pleasantly surprised. Not a huge cider fan here (outside of Renaissance Fairs because of the atmosphere) but have become a fan of Downeast. Traveling here is no fun because there are roads that are blocked off that GPS doesn't know about but once there, there is parking by the Wearhouse. You walk into what seems like the back door but is really the front to large stills of cider (very cool to be right in the middle of it). There is someone to greet you (all employees were cool and let you try the different flavors) once you round the corner but there may be a line due to limited seating. Once you get your seat you can go up and order a flight of four to try. Great experience and good cider. Things to note: 1. In the summer they have a tent out front that has a license to sell more than flights. 2. You can bring food in to the distillery to have with your flight or if you go to the tent you can also bring food. 3. They have merch if you need a new hoody. read more
3 years ago
We had the best time touring Downeast Cider House. The tour guide was knowledgeable and kept things exciting as she walked through the process of making cider. We even got to taste experimental flavors and vote on which would be great additions to their product line. They have a lot of indoor seating amongst a surplus of kegs and the space seemed to be dog friendly! Can't wait to visit again and forever hoping they begin offering Downeast in Texas. read more
This is a review for the outdoor pop up in east Boston located across from the cider house itself--super fun, great vibes/music, incredible views of the Boston skyline and tasty cider! Bring an extra layer in the fall/spring as it can get a little windy. Restrooms are outhouses. No food available for purchase. Love downeast and their ciders and will be back many many times! read more
I'm a fan of Downeast ciders, it's my go to when I'm looking for a cider at my local liquor store so I was excited to stop by their cider house. It is part of their factory so it's a bit small and rustic with all their equipment in the background. They only allow one flight of cider per person, which was a bit pricey at about $15 each. They had a bunch of fun flavors to try that you could take home in growlers or canned 4 packs. On a Saturday afternoon it surprisingly wasn't busy and we were seated right away. I'd go back because I love their ciders but I do wish the cider house had a better ambiance read more
Came here when checking out a few other bars. We were able to get seated right away on a Saturday around noon. There were a variety of flavors to try. We ordered a flight so that we could at least 4. Out of the blueberry, mimosa, strawberry and the other name escapes me, I liked the blueberry the most. Workers were nice and it was a comfortable lounging environment. Would like to come again. read more
I love Downeast Cider, so the cidery is always high on our priority list when we have the chance to visit Boston. We stopped by on a recent chilly Sunday and had just a brief wait for a table. They're currently only serving flights and limit these to one per customer, presumably to keep guests flowing well. We opted for some taphouse-only ciders as we're lucky enough to be able to purchase cans locally at home, so between our two flights, we tried the Watermelon, Cherry-Peach, Raspberry Iced Tea, Deep Winter, Mulled Cider, Strawberry Lemonade, and Pomegranate. They were nice enough to provide a sample of the mimosa for us when asked as well. Our favorites were the watermelon (delightfully refreshing and fruity) and the Deep Winter (incredible maple apple pie flavors with a cozy vibe), but all of these ciders were excellent and made us sad we didn't have a way to take growlers on our flight. As we wrapped up our flight, we were approached by a Downeast employee and offered the chance to participate in their R&D process. We got to stop by a separate room where we were given samples of their margarita cider and asked to participate in a survey to give our feedback. This is really a brilliant play on their part --- they get feedback from customers who are likely to purchase Downeast, and we got to feel valued and honored to be selected. To get to Downeast via public transit, we took the Blue Line to Maverick and enjoyed the lovely 10-15 min walk along the waterfront parks and neighborhoods. It's an easy stop if you're going to/from the airport as many visitors may not otherwise be in this area. read more
I started my afternoon in the taproom to get a hard cider flight. I had to wait outside for about 10 minutes for a table to open up in the taproom. Once inside I ordered my hard cider flight at the counter where it was poured and served right away. My flight was blueberry, blackberry, pumpkin, and cider donut flavors. All were delicious. It was a very cool experience inside. Afterward, we walked across the parking lot to the pop-up garden. There I got a full pour of the strawberry hard cider and I got to stand outside overlooking the water. The two destinations together made for a great fall afternoon! read more
Dog friendly inside area! Loved trying the ciders they had on rotation. It was a bit hard to find but was in a warehouse! It was a bit chilly but we enjoyed it! My favorite was the cider donut! They have flavors for everyone! My boyfriend who doesn't like ciders even enjoyed all the flavors! Fun date idea to go and try! Definitely will be back! read more
If you're in search of the absolute best hard cider New England has to offer, look no further than Downeast Cider House! Waterfront brewery tucked into the East Boston shipyard with private parking lot, outdoor beer garden and a dozen unfiltered cider flavors ready to take flight. We stopped by on a busy Sunday afternoon and waited about ten minutes to get into the bar. We ordered two different flights of cider with blackberry, grapefruit, fruit punch, peach mango, sangria, half & half (cider and tea), mimosa, and pear. We left with two growlers of blackberry and pear, as well as multiple four packs and some merch. During our visit we learned that the bar service was new to the biz, and beforehand they only hosted tours. They limited one flight per person, and still ran out of flight glasses! We offered to reuse ours as not to miss out. Pleasant visit thanks to friendly staff, perfected brews and scenic Atlantic views. All I want for Christmas this year is for Downeast to distribute in Tampa Bay!! We need you!! read more
Out last stop on our trip was a trek out to the port where you'll leave the hustle and bustle of downtown Boston and escape to a nearby park with a growler and cans of Downeast Cider. The park is in a great location that next time we will grab some drinks and enjoy that. Downeast Cider currently offering online and in store pick ups for their cans and growler will be a fan favorite for those that need something lighter for their summer days. I will be returning to see what the tasting room is like and I know my friends will be joining me. They were blown away by the columns of cans that wait to have their fill of that sweet and tart cider whether that is blackberry or mango or some other fruity flavor. My sister and friend grabbed growlers and with their trade system they will be walking out with a freshly filled jug every time. read more
2 years ago
Best cider house I've ever been to. Can only do a flight of 4 samplers and rest has to be bought to go which was a little disappointing , but I am unfamiliar with Boston liquor laws so that may be the normal. Cranberry cider was the best cider I've ever had. I was so sad to see they don't ship to California read more
4 years ago
Super interesting space - their tasting/distillery is inside their production warehouse. They only offer flights or growlers to go - no full pours of any drinks and only one flight per customer. Every cider we tried was amazing, but I wish you could get full pours of at least one. Be prepared if you go in the winter, it will be freezing inside! Highly recommend the deep fall, cider donut, tropical smoothie, and pear. All were delicious though! read more
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