Vermont's apple orchards play a huge role in providing us with fresh apples, apple pies, apple cider doughnuts, and apple cider! But it doesn't stop there ...
Thanks to Woodchuck Hard Cider and others throughout the state, adults have a new thing to enjoy that originates from the trees. Hard cider is a great refreshing beverage to enjoy during Vermont's sunny days or cool nights. There are more than traditional apple flavor, too -- Cider makers are getting creative exploring complementary tastes of pear, ginger, raspberry, blueberry and more.
Woodchuck Hard Cider
Woodchuck Hard Cider has been crafting cider for almost 30 years. Check out the Cidery, with self-guided tours, tastings, gear and 20 ciders on tap.
Stowe Cider
With events, tastings and usual suspects (look out for the seasonal & limited release hard ciders) Stowe Cider is an up-and-coming Vermont cidery.
Citizen Cider
Enjoy locally sourced apples, a Full Nelson (or maybe something from the cocktail menu), food and great company at Citizen Cider's Pine Street location Tasting Room in Burlington Vermont.
Vermont Cidermakers Association
Get to know Vermont's cidermakers, keep up with new releases, view cider cocktail recipes and follow the cider trail from the Vermont Cidermakers Association.
FIND YOUR NEXT POUR
Vermont's craft breweries, wineries and cideries offer exciting atmospheres and delicious local brews and pours. As you explore Vermont, find your next favorite craft beverage stop.
Free Vermont Inspiration Guide
Vermont’s annual Inspiration Guide contains trip planning resources including itineraries, regional attractions, and a comprehensive directory. Order your free package and start planning today.
Statewide Events Calendar
Concerts, festivals, theatre, and many more large and small events are happening all over the state. See upcoming events and start planning.
TRAVEL PLANNING DIRECTORY
Vermont is home to unique lodging, world-class recreation, local food, shopping, history and art in beautiful surroundings. Plan your trip with our directory.
