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    Red Barn Cidery

    3.5 (2 reviews)

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    Angry Orchard Cider House

    Angry Orchard Cider House

    4.0
    (424 reviews)
    32.0 mi
    $$

    We had an amazing experience! Right at the gates, Rick in security made us feel like VIPs and that…read morewe were welcome and expected. Erin gave us a thorough and knowledgeable tour in the gorgeous treehouse, with delicious tastings and stories about the development process of cider production. Cameron in the retail shop was also knowledgeable and helpful so we could find just what we were looking for. Harrison was cheerful and friendly and made us feel right at home. The bar staff was friendly and very prompt with service, and even with the wildfires, the locale was scenic and enjoyable. 10 out of 10 experience and would recommend for groups and families!

    I've been coming to Angry Orchard since they first opened to the public, back when tastings were…read moreactually free! It's been incredible to watch how much they've grown and expanded over the years. As someone who lives nearby, it's nice to see a local place become such a popular destination. Today, they offer seasonal events, live music, lawn games, expanded tasting spaces, food trucks, and even the Tree House experience, which I've done a couple of times and really enjoyed. The ciders are consistently delicious, and the food trucks always offer great options. My favorite time to visit is definitely the fall. Sitting by the fire pits with a fresh cider and warm cider doughnuts is hard to beat. That said, weekends can get extremely busy, so I usually recommend visiting during the week if you want a more relaxed experience. The only downside, in my opinion, is that it's become very crowded. When the tour buses arrive, the atmosphere can start to feel more like a tourist attraction than the laid-back orchard it once was. I think limiting attendance a bit during peak times would create a more enjoyable experience for everyone. I'm also not a big fan of having to rent the sidelines, as it adds to that commercialized feel instead of the relaxed winery atmosphere that many people are looking for. Overall, it's still one of my favorite places to gather with friends and family. The beautiful setting, excellent ciders, seasonal activities, and welcoming atmosphere keep us coming back year after year.

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    Bud beak, Tremlett's bitter, Albany post at tasting tour
    Bud beak, Tremlett's bitter, Albany post at tasting tour
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    Angry Orchard Cider House

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    Burnt Mills Cider Company

    Burnt Mills Cider Company

    4.6
    (100 reviews)
    49.2 mi
    $$

    Love the ambience outdoors and the flavored ciders!…read more Flights are a super reasonable price. Some hits for me were the jersey peach, blood orange mimosa, mango berry, pear, and I forget what else. I love that they rotate flavors around! It gets pretty crowded on weekends so to snatch a table you have to go near opening or bring your own chairs or mat to sit on the lawn. It's also kid friendly. There is cornhole and a connect 4. Wish there were just a few more things for the little ones to stay occupied! Lastly, there's one food truck there each day that rotates. Lines can be long, I feel like you should recruit TWO food trucks for weekends!

    Are we joking?! New obsession unlocked…read more I've never been a huge cider fan, but I always noticed this place was packed, so I finally decided to give it a try, and I'm so glad I did! I ordered a flight with the Blackberry Currant, Lavender, Blueberry, and Cherry ciders, and wow... every single one was incredible. They were flavorful, refreshing, and completely changed my opinion on cider. The atmosphere is awesome, too. They have indoor seating, plus a huge outdoor space where you can bring your own chairs or blankets. There are lawn games, and they host rotating food pop-ups. When we visited, it was a pizza vendor. The only downside was that our pizza was cold. It was still delicious, so it didn't take away from the overall experience. We even grabbed some cider to go so we could enjoy it at home. I already can't wait to come back, try the rest of the flavors, and see what other food trucks pop up next!

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    Tasting & winning
    Tasting & winning
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    Cider Vats
    Cider flight: (L to R) rose, Jersey summer, mango berry, strawberry lemonade

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    Cider flight: (L to R) rose, Jersey summer, mango berry, strawberry lemonade
    Brotherhood Winery

    Brotherhood Winery

    3.6
    (323 reviews)
    21.1 mi
    $$

    God is good! Can't help but to praise Him for everything because God truly is great. Stopped in to…read moregrab some bottles of wine that my girlfriend enjoys from this winery. I most certainly want to return to do the tour and taste testing they offer. Considering this place is so close to church, maybe I can stop by after services and they can explain how Jesus turned water into wine. LOL! Really cool vibes at this place, can't wait to visit again.

    Winery Tour & Tasting? Sign me up! The tour was great…read moreand I'd do it again, while the tasting leaves a little something to be desired... Finding out that Brotherhood Winery bills their self as 'the oldest winery in the country' , I was pretty stoked for this tour. Unfortunately, what they should really say is "we are the oldest continuously operating winery (except for a couple times we stopped briefly) in the country (but not actually owned by people in this country)"... Our guide was full of interesting knowledge and fun trivia which she imparted over the course of our hour-long tour through the original wine cellars and museum, before taking us upstairs to the tasting room. Sadly the tasting was less of a guided exploration of their wines, and more of a choose your own adventure. 12 wines were grouped into 4 lots of 3, and choose which one you want to try. - All well and good, except the groupings were all haphazardly mixed and I felt like we were playing "one of these things is not like the others".

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    Inside of the sampling area counter , and wine Displays
    Inside of the sampling area counter , and wine Displays
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    Wine Vault
    The History of Brotherhood Winery

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