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Etta Place Cidery & Taproom

4.9 (40 reviews)
Closed 2:00 pm - 8:00 PM
Updated 2 months ago

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Pineapple passionfruit
Catalina L.

Love the cider selection! We were told the apples are a part of a heritage orchard in Utah. The pineapple passionfruit cider and imperial cider are excellent! Robert, one of the owners, was very kind and descriptive to all of the varieties of cider bottles. There are British dry style ciders, semi dry with more apple character, then fruit puree mixed in flavored ciders. Definitely shows he cares a lot! Highly recommend for friendly ambiance and delicious cider The shop also has local farm fresh eggs (from one of their neighboring friends), snacks, cheese, and other cute gift items and local offerings. The bar portion also appeared spacious if you otherwise hang out to enjoy a drink, tasting, or light bites.

Sarah H.

Etta Place was a lovely spot for ciders! We loved the Camp Cohab (which was sold out to buy) but we'll be back to get some next time! The inside was so cute and they offer more than just their ciders - beer, soda, kombucha, etc. Great spot to visit after a dinner!

Grand Circle Semi Sweet cider, very good.
Val K.

We had fun exploring the world of ciders. Ann was full of knowledge and fun to talk too. I tried a flight of 3 ciders. Liking the Grand Circle semi sweet. Very good flavor. Thank you Ann for all the history. Continue having fun growing your apples.

Cider to go
Veronica L.

Great little place to pick up some adult "juice" to share after the kiddos finally pass out later after a long day of hiking. Picked up a bottle of Velvet Ridge cider. Cute little bar. If we didn't have our kids with us we would do the tastings here. Nice staff.

Miss Etta Place, Sundance Kid's lovely partner

We spent a week touring Capitol Reef, and most afternoons we spent tasting beer, cider and meads at Etta Place. The proprietors, Ann Torrence and Richard Marc had clearly put a lot of energy, thought and effort into this lovely establishment. Their passion is cider and mead. With a nod to nearby Fruita, they planted their own apple orchard with 90 varieties and eventually started making cider. The selection is of ciders is great, and the meads are complex and interesting. But what we enjoyed most were their creative cocktails: new twists on old standards like the Etta Old Fashioned, an Apple Cider 75 and the Etta 'Rita. Each better than the last! Loved the name too: Etta Place was a very pretty partner in crime to The Sundance Kid, who is rumored to have had hideouts in the area. Great Atmosphere, fun locals and most definitely worth the visit!

Liz M.

Loved this couple. They are the sweetest! You can tell how much love and effort they out into this place. They also give you a tour in the back and explain the cider process and are willing to answer any questions. They have a nice size shop so you can grab a few drinks to go, merchandise, souvenirs etc. And in the back they have a nice tasting room set up. Very cute and very clean place. A must stop if you're around the area. I wasn't a big fan of the ciders but it was a great experience since I've never done a cider tasting before. My friend took a bottle! Awesome place.

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Jeannie C.

We just stayed overnight with our motorhome. Sorry to say the place was closed on that day. But we did go across the street to the restaurant and we tried some of the cider that was on the menu from the Etta place and it was delicious. We stayed here through Harvest Host.

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Molly H.

Came in for a tasting on a Monday afternoon and got a private tasting with Ann, one of the owners. My boyfriend and I each got to try six ciders and a pommeau. The tasting room is a lovely space in the back and we felt truly treated. Ann gave great context about their ciders and their process, and she provided some local dinner recommendations, too! If you're swinging through Torrey and/or Capitol Reef, we'd certainly recommend bopping in!

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Great spot , friendly owner, awesome cider, and wonderful location. Highly recommended

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The mead was weak no flavor compared to what we have in Indiana. The service and ambiance were nice.

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A diamond in the rough! You have to come here. Great charcuterie, beer and cider. Elzy our host was attentive and informative

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Genuinely very good cider using locally grown apples! I liked all the ciders I tried.

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Great experience and excellent cider. Management was attentive and accommodating, very nice people.

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I wasn't a big fan of the ciders but it was a great experience since I've never done a cider tasting before.

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