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CIDERCRAFT MAGAZINE

Dedicated to covering cider through an international lens, Cidercraft magazine publishes twice annually and touches over 100,000 readers each release, tapping into the insight of the trade and call of the consumer in each issue. We profile the artisans behind the craft alongside the powerhouses that produce for the public, while exploring the regions and orchards, meeting the movers and shakers in the industry, listing original cocktail recipes from industry bar chefs and match professional pairings with cider-friendly cuisine.

Privately owned-and-operated by the female-led Sip Publishing, the team behind the award-winning regional beverage publication Sip Northwest, Cidercraft is the first and only print publication dedicated to cider in the Americas and now covers cider around the world.

Cidercraft devotes itself to shining a light on the evolution and resurgence of one of the oldest beverages on the planet, bringing both education and appreciation of the drink to the people.

Cidercraft magazine is available in both print and digital versions, and weekly at online..

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4 Questions With Carlo DeVito, Author of ‘Drink the Northeast’

Carlo DeVito is one of the hardest working people in the drinks industry. When he’s not pinch-hitting for wineries that need his expert help in the cellar, or visiting regions throughout the United States to film his Great American Winery Stroopwaffle series, the...

Now Accepting Applicants: A Cider Scholarship for BIPOC Beverage Professionals

The second annual American Cider Association BIPOC Scholarship is now accepting applicants. Partnering with diversity- and equity-focused craft beverage industry nonprofit Beer Kulture, the American Cider Association (ACA) seeks to bring five BIPOC (Black, Indigenous,...

Pairing Cider With 5 Tasty Thanksgiving Leftover Dishes

When Thanksgiving is over and the refrigerator is full of leftovers, it’s time to get to one of the best parts of Thanksgiving weekend — the meals that can be made with all the deliciousness of the odds and ends that didn’t get eaten on Thursday. What will you drink...

Rethink What Belongs in the Bottle

Who says the essence of cider has to come from an orchard? Some cideries make the beverage from wild fruits and spices harvested from woods, farms and backyards. Here are two cideries that are rethinking what ingredients belong in cider and, perhaps more importantly,...

Meriwether’s Taproom Manager Mixes it up on Netflix Series

Mixologist Aisling Gammill spent years crafting cocktails behind the bar before making a move to Boise, Idaho. With a degree in culinary arts and beverage management — as well as being a Certified Cider Professional, Certified Specialist of Spirits and Executive...

4 Questions with Elle Correll, co-owner of Buskey Cider

Focusing on semi-sweet and dry ciders made with Virginia apples — often featuring an array of tasty adjuncts or time spent in barrels — Buskey Cider is a favorite spot for cider lovers in Scott’s Addition, the popular craft-beverage neighborhood in Richmond, Virginia....

Yarlington Mill – A Scrappy, yet Prolific, English Apple

APPLE TALES WITH DARLENE HAYES Yarlington Mill was named for, obviously enough, a mill in the Somerset village of Yarlington, England. The village grain mill was an important feature in the lives of local residents. Everyone used it, and everyone knew the miller. As...

What to Drink During Virginia Cider Week

Virginia Cider Week, which started in 2012 and occurs the week prior to Thanksgiving, celebrates apple drinks and their producers with an array of events throughout the state, from workshops to cider dinners. Whether you’re in “The Mother of States” for the...

InCider Insights with Lee Reeve – Volume 13

I don’t know about where you are, but here in Japan we experienced one of the longest summers I care to remember – and a brutally hot and humid one, at that. I couldn’t wait for the temperatures to cool and catch the crisp fresh scent in the air that signals the...

Fill Your Glass With Cheer: Northwest Cider Club Offers Handpicked Ciders for the Season

The Pacific Northwest saw unseasonably warm weather as summer transitioned to fall. But now, with the cooler weather finally setting in, it’s time to look forward to cozying up with a blanket or sitting next to a fire with a great cider in hand. Northwest Cider Club...