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    Indigeny Reserve

    4.7 (190 reviews)
    ModerateCideries
    Closed 11:00 am - 5:30 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Jennifer A.

    I love coming up here! The grounds are just beautiful and they have such a great selection of ciders. The facilities are clean, staff are great, and they have a cute little gift shop where you can buy snacks or items . Or, if you want, you can get food off of the food truck they have parked out front or bring your own food for a picnic! They have a large area with picnic tables and Adirondack chairs, corn hole, a large grassy area, and you can even do some light hiking! They also have a lot of events up here to add in some extra fun. This is definitely a place we will continue to frequent!

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    Jenna M.

    This visit was a highlight of our trip to Sonora. $10 for a tasting of all their ciders on tap currently, the Barrel Aged was our favorite. The tasting was pretty casual with us standing at the bar. There is a tasting for their liquors where they take you to special barrel rooms. We decided to do the one free taste per person for the liquors, and still got to see the special rooms. We purchased pours of our favorite ciders for a reasonable price and sat outside in an area with lots of picnic tables. It would be a great place to bring a picnic to enjoy alongside some cider. A very friendly cidery cat visited us. The coolest thing about this place is that they offer a wealth of trails and a disc golf course to the community for free. It was raining off and on so we didn't explore too much, but we did walk about 5-10 minutes to a clearing where people bring and leave garden gnomes which was very cute. I would come back to explore more. Note that when you're driving here it really feels like you've gone down the wrong road and some of the signage is unclear. However, Google Maps will get you to the right place, it's just a bit of a drive off the main road.

    Stopped for bbq on the way here for a picnic at mean Lew's.
    Brian G.

    Been coming here for years. Cider is awesome. Ended up getting a flight and it was so worth it. Gift room is super cool and there's plenty of parking and picnic areas. Make sure to tip the bartenders. Their service is awesome.

    Erin P.

    We had the best time! A friend shared the Black Berry cider growler with us previously and since then we looked forward to visiting ourselves. We shared a tasting and then each bought a glass to enjoy over a picnic. The tasting room gals were all great and attentive. They gave us a map and we enjoyed a long walk before our tasting. The grounds are lovely and the tasting room was welcoming. I loved the Extra Crisp and my husband had the Extra Crisp mixed with the Bubbly to cut the sugar. We are looking forward to returning when we are in the area

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    Pinky B.

    Indigeny Reserve is hidden right in the middle of the apple groves behind Sonora. Pulling up after crossing a wooden bridge feels like discovering a secret worth keeping--but I have to share this one! We arrived during their Harvest Festival, and the energy was incredible. The tasting room was packed with people, the outdoor pumpkin patch was buzzing, and despite being close to closing time, the whole place radiated that perfect autumn festival vibe. The grounds are beautifully set up with plenty of parking and ample space to sit outside and actually enjoy your drink in the crisp air. The cider itself is what makes this place unmissable. We skipped the full tasting flight and went straight for glasses at $8 each, sampling the Pumpkin Spice, the Organic, and the Pineapple. Every single one delivered this razor-sharp crispness --it genuinely tastes like they bottled up the clean, cool mountain air outside. The Pumpkin Spice was a masterclass in seasonal flavor: balanced, not overly sweet, just pure autumn in a glass. If you appreciate cider that tastes like it came straight from the source--because it did--make the trip. This hidden gem is worth the drive through the apple groves.

    Kris N.

    This one will be a relatively brief one because I'm not super experienced in ciders. Anyways we came out here for a friend's birthday. They had a cute little picnic area with a decent number of tables and seats which were shaded but some large trees. For food there was a food truck posted up in the same area. I don't technically know if this is considered a brewery or if they have a specific term for places that do ciders but for all intents and purposes it's a cider brewery. They have a tasting room and a barrel room too. While I'm not a cider guy, I can still say for the most part that I enjoyed the experience. Also have a cute little gift shop too. Side note, kind of felt like the person serving us was kind of rushing us through the tasting.

    Ken W.

    Indigeny Reserve is an absolute treasure! Nestled in the beautiful foothills near Sonora, this place offers a perfect mix of scenic beauty, delicious cider, and a welcoming atmosphere. The moment you arrive, you're greeted by lush orchards and a peaceful setting that makes you want to stay all day. Their cider selection is fantastic--smooth, flavorful, and just the right balance of sweetness and crispness. Whether you're a fan of traditional apple cider or prefer something with a little twist, they have something for everyone. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, always happy to offer tastings and recommendations. The picnic areas and walking trails make it a great spot for a relaxing afternoon with family or friends. If you're in the area, Indigeny Reserve is a must-visit. Great drinks, stunning scenery, and a laid-back vibe--what more could you ask for?

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    Rebecca C.

    Delicious ciders on tap, cool trails, gorgeous orchards, and friendly people, what's not to love?! Bring your mountain bike, play a round of disc golf, have a picnic under an oak, play cornhole, reserve the tables for a special event, order a hamburger, wander the orchards on foot, and try a sampler flight of everything on tap...you'll have an absolutely perfect day at Indigeny Reserve :)

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    Taufiq H.

    Amazing place on the outskirts of Sonora. They have a great selection of ciders, peaceful to sit out and just relax and enjoy your glass. Picnic tables, or you can bring your own chair and sit under the trees You got a big glass cider for 8$

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    Good amount of variety and they rotate or add new flavors each season. Worth coming to, have been multiple times, would come again.

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    $10 for a tasting was so very worth it we all bought bottles to go and enjoyed lunch on the benches outside

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    Super great cider!! Everyone was so kind and helpful, such a great experience. Even the food truck was awesome (B's Bites Sonora)!!

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    I love their blackberry so much! It's really something special. I always grab some at the markets when I'm in the area to take home.

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    Sometimes they have food trucks, but not the day that I went. So don't plan on getting food there. I had heard there were food trucks so I didn't bring food and got very hungry. This was very disappointing because I don't like apple cider or hard… 

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    Staff was wonderful, the grounds are beautiful and fun to explore and the cider was the best I've tasted.

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    Apple cider slushie was awesome. The little pizza place on site was amazing. Fresh wood fired pizza…read morefrom a food truck style setup. Beautiful location with the Apple orchard surrounded by pine trees and the patio for eating and hanging out. Definitely would come here again.

    We stopped by Sierra Cider right at opening (12pm) as part of our day trip before heading into…read moreYosemite for my birthday, and it was such a fun and refreshing visit! The owner and staff were super welcoming and walked us through all their offerings, which made the experience even better. We kicked things off with a cider flight--our favorites were Early Harvest and Graveyard. Early Harvest was simple, crisp, and just sweet enough, while Graveyard reminded me of a Scottish smoky cider aged in whiskey barrels. I do wish there were a few more sweet options overall and possibly a current up to date list of what's on tap somewhere online, but everything was well-crafted and flavorful! To cool off, we grabbed a cider slushy (highly recommend!) and wandered the property. We visited the goats, strolled through the apple trees, and made friends with their big fluffy Pyrenees who was living his best life napping in the shade. I picked up a bottle of Early Harvest and a t-shirt to bring back to DFW. It was the perfect stop--relaxed, local, and a great way to start the afternoon before heading into Yosemite. After our tasting, we walked through some of the apple trees, visited the cutest goats, and made friends with their big, lazy Pyrenees dog who was living his best life soaking up attention. I picked up a bottle of Early Harvest and a t-shirt to bring back to DFW--both worth it! Such a charming little spot--relaxed, scenic, and just the right detour before Yosemite!

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    4.9
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    The vegan circus pop up was set up at the Pondersoa Cider Co. just as one enters Auburn, CA. Maps…read moreapp took us to the back side of Gum Avenue that's a "blocked off to car traffic" trail. I got on the phone and Ponderosa cider was so nice and helpful. Gave me a few pointers to come in from the other side. We made it easily. Parking is very limited. Again Ponderosa staff friendly and helpful in letting us know the space we squeezed into would be OK to park in. Dog friendly a bonus for us. I got a nice flight. I love a sampler pack. My favorite ciders were the "Goldilocks" and the "Peach Ginger." I got some of those to take home for my daughter to try. The "Trouble Maker" had a great flavor, but it's not carbonated. It was kind of like a flavored water. They had a few drink choices for designated driver. Biscuits for the dogs. Halloween candy for those who like a treat. . Nice date night for the hubs and me.

    Found my spot to enjoy a cider on those nice summer nights! Stopped in on a Friday night they had…read morethe food truck and trivia going on outside. They offer outdoor seating in their orchard or inside they have some tables and chairs. The person working the counter was so helpful in answering all of our questions and asking us if we wanted to try some samples. Some of the options are pour by glass with others being bottle purchase only. We will definitely be back in the future.

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    Nitty’s Cider

    Nitty’s Cider

    4.7
    (90 reviews)
    73.0 mi
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    I'm not even a beer girl (the thought of the taste of beer makes me instantly ill) but I've been…read moredriving past Nitty's for years and have been wanting to try it out because cider is better than beer. YEAH, I SAID IT! Service is great; the staff are friendly, they come by to pick up glasses, and pour well. We walked in and waited to be served and ended our tab with one flight and 2 pints. Sampling is done with small cups and they give about an ounce or more for you to taste. We sat outside and it's a pretty chill and lax environment. They have a photobooth inside. There's seating inside and outside. It's not a super loud or rowdy place (I went Saturday evening). The ciders themselves all reminded me of a dry white wine, but better. No sulphur headache or hangover the next day. The Jalepeno Carrot stood out to me amongst the list of mostly fruity ciders. It's like a spicy marg but not sweet. They rotate weekly so it's likely the next time you visit, there will be new flavors to try out! I would definitely come back here again. Can't speak to parking as we took a Lyft here but our Lyft driver did say she picks up people from Nitty's all the time.

    Local hard ciders spotted!…read more You will notice this metal building on the corner of a busy East Sacramento intersection, step inside and you'll find a cute, lively bar with a detailed mural featuring apple trees and cider barrels. It has a really nice neighborhood hangout vibe. There are tons of games in the side and back rooms, including arcade games and skee-ball. There's also a huge front patio, which is a great spot to hang out when the weather is nice. Parking: Free street parking Food: Rotating food trucks Seating: Indoor + large front outdoor patio Service: fast and friendly Nick, the owner, aka "Master Nitty," had a great mentor who encouraged him to start his own business while he was still working for him. Nick has now created 160+ ciders! They usually have around 11-25 ciders on tap, and many of the names are inspired by popular music. Their cider style leans more toward the dry side, so don't expect overly sweet ciders. My picks: #1. Cry Yourself Dry: Apple, 7.1% #4. Dancing in the Sand: Pineapple Lime, 6.7% #9. Butterfly Lounge: Butterfly Pea + Lemonade, 6.8% #12. Doves Cry: Paloma, 6.7% Best time to visit: Thursdays! Flights are $2 off, pints are only $5, and there's free skee-ball. Definitely a fun neighborhood spot if you like trying different hard ciders.

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