Excellent experience today at woodchuck! Prices are very reasonable, $5 per flight of four samples!…read moreWe also shared a cheese plate that was $15 and came with a box of crackers, whole sausage, and sleeve of cheese. The variety of ciders/drinks gave choices for everyone in our group! Highly recommend to anyone in the area

I already knew I loved Woodchuck ciders and it was a great experience to taste the other brand they…read moreown. Bartender was charming and friendly! Our only issue was that we couldn't buy the new-to-us flavor where we live, so we tried to purchase a pack of it there. Unfortunately, Sunday at 3pm seems to be a peak time and you can't check out everything at the bar. Waited at the merch stand for 15 mins and the poor guy couldn't catch a break. We had to leave. We probably won't be coming back because we ultimately got to try new things so we'll just settle for buying our ciders elsewhere.

Very cool spot with apple cider tasting (MYFAV!) warm donuts, sweets and much much more!…read more Definitely. Must try when in area.

Cool spot, definitely worth a visit. Store was amazing and the cider tasting was fun. The products…read moreare definitely geared to tourist. Only thing that really brought down the experience was the donuts were not warm even though they were making them. They did not give us warm donuts. Also the dog biscuits for $2 is not worth it, incredibly hard.

A family tradition every year, sometimes a couple of times in the fall. by far our favorite…read moreorchard! Incredible donuts. Friendly staff!

Everything you love about fall in one central location!!…read more This cute little farm/orchard/bakery/cider mill/pumpkin patch is where to go! You are able to pick your own apples, or sit amongst the pumpkins in front while eating donuts and sticky buns, and chugging down the most amazing cider! If you wake to the back of the farm you can see their cabbage patch and the pumpkin rows. The staff there was amazing, so friendly and helpful! Walked us through the process of creating apple cider, which by the way... was the most amazing cider. My girlfriends and I downed cider donuts (yum), sticky buns (amazing!), cider (the best), and blue berry turnover (heaven). And lets not forget, this wonderful find's backdrop is a mountain of foliage. A must visit!

I love exploring new cider places, and on my trip to Stowe, I was excited to see Stowe Cider…read morevisible from the road with plenty of parking. We went just for drinks. We elected to sit outside on the deck under an umbrella. We could hear the band from the Japanese restaurant next door. I ordered a flight which consisted of four ciders that I could choose. The server wrote the initials of my choices on a board and told me what they were. I ordered less sweet, more dry kinds. There were subtle differences between them based on the fruit notes. I did miss getting a Huckleberry flavor like I do when I go to Washington state. Our server was upbeat and friendly even though we only ordered drinks. Tip: To enter, use the doors that say "use other door," I thought the arrow was saying go to an entrance around the building but that was an employee only door.

My wife and I love cider. And there is no better place to get cider than where they grow the apples…read morethemselves. It was a cold and rainy day so the cider house was a little slow but that didn't stop the cider from flowing! The space is very nice and open with tons of seating inside as well as outside {when the day's are nicer}. The people working are great! Everyone is awesome, greeting you with a smile and helping you with recommendations as their menu is extensive. Next time we're in town we will definitely take more time there.

Not quite done for the day, it's time for another round of drinks and food. Citizen Cider was open…read moreuntil 8 so when I got here in a rainstorm at 7, it was quiet. Still serving and happy for the business. I chose a pint of The Unified Press and an order of the Crispy Brussels, both of which arrived swiftly. The cider was semi-dry with just a bit of sweetness. A perfect nightcap. The Brussels sprouts was a big portion and half of it went into a to go box. But the first half, I enjoyed very much until it was closing time. This was a lovely way to end my day of exploring Burlington. Nice warm spot, friendly service and great eats/drinks. I am only bummed that they were sold out of their non-alcoholic The Clean Mayor to bring a pack back home to my wife. [Review 1657 of 2024 - 146 in Vermont - 22680 overall]

Stopped by on a Tuesday evening. We sat at a high top table, and a gentleman came to serve us from…read morethe bar. Nice selection of ciders to choose from. We sampled a variety of them before choosing full pours of the Unified Press (standard cider), and Wit's Up (a bit hoppier, perfect for us IPA lovers). Weren't really a fan of their other selections, as we felt the added in flavors overpowered the appley flavor. Ordered a double patty burger, which was pretty tasty and juicy. Fries were extra. Overall, okay cider, good food, and good service. Probably a 3 for the cider, but service and food bump it to a 4.

Beyond excellent. Great service and even better wines and spirits. I highly recommend a trip out to…read morethe winery.

We enjoyed this winery very much. They had different types of cream wines like Maple cream or…read moreApple Cinn. cream. They unfortunately are scaling their hours back. I thought they said this was the last month they would be open because they were moving to distributor sales. Also they have opened a wedding venue business on part of the wine estate. They gave us many small tastes for free. As many as one wanted. They also had various bourbon wines, 2 ice wines and multiple other wines (reds and whites). Tastings were in the front room. No food for sale. I didn't get any pictures since it was so chaotic and late in the day. We bought several bottles to take back. After enjoying at home we wished that we bought more. This was our last winery and our luggage was getting full.

This hard cider is delicious! Not your typical cider…read more. almost like apple wine. Made fresh from Hick's Orchard. Come for a tasting and decide which one is your favorite! My favorite is the Hidden Star cider! it's just the right balance not too sweet and not too dry! It's very light and you can really taste the apples! it's such a fresh taste not artificial. Not highly carbonated either! i love it. Also my fav is the Black Currant cider, it pairs perfectly for Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners! We always pick up some bottles when we stop for cider donuts and apples!

This place is so cool. It is a bit off the beaten track which is what we loved about it. Great…read morecider and when we walked in to their cute store fresh apple cider donuts were being made right in front of us. The kids (and us) devoured the donuts! They were amazing! Some great candy selections for the kids to get too! There is a great outdoor seating deck with tables, chairs, umbrellas etc. they have a few goats too and there is goat food you can buy-the kids loved it! Highly recommend!

amazing hidden gem in vt! you can pay what you want to get into the market and there is so much to…read moreexplore. it is just beautiful to be out there. they have a food menu with everything grown from the collective of farms. the ice cream from kiss the cow farm is delicious and you can really taste the freshness of the cream. the live music is so fun + there's a bar and shop that you can indulge in.

Not a restaurant, not just a farmers' market, it's a happy Vermont experience. Just go.read more

We had a great experience! My husband and I did the wine and cider tasting with Sarah. She was…read moreamazing and so nice and helpful. She was also very knowledgeable. We were staying a minute away from the queensbury location but the woman there was extremely rude so we drove the 15 mins to the lake George location and was not disappointed!

While in Lake George for the Memorial Weekend, decided to do some wine tasting one evening. Came…read moreacross Adirondack Winery which had availability as we walked in - perfect timing, though they were also quite busy with customers. Note: Wine tasting cost is per person (not pay for 1 person and share) and it is for 7 tastes with a take home glass. So select your wines wisely... and rank them to see if there is any of them you would like to purchase. We also added a couple of chocolate bonbons to wash the the wine tastings down with. Tried a variety of red, rose, fruit, dry.... and ended up purchasing 2 bottles to bring home - Celebratory Red and Ruby Red, which we rated best of all the ones we tastes. It did take awhile to select and get our tastings but have to be a little patience given timing and the crowd. Looking to come back again next time in town. Cheers!