Beer List
Cider - Traditional / Apfelwein
Our high-altitude peaches and apples unite for semi sweetness. Powerful, fresh aromatic nose and a smooth, tart finish.
Cider - Traditional / Apfelwein
Made from our 100% Colorado Honeycrisp apples. Balanced by its forward apple flavor, crisp, clean and bright. Everyone's favorite apple from start to… Read More
Cider - Other Fruit
Made with Colorado Montmorency sour cherries, this makes a tart, semi-dry blend with a powerful Colorado apple cherry flavor that hangs on the dry side… Read More
Cider - Perry / Poiré
100% Colorado Pear Cider balanced by notable jalapeno infusion and delicate pear sweetness. This cider has a strong aroma, low to moderate heat, smooth… Read More
Cider - Dry
Five cherished heirloom varieties blended into dry complexity with hints of oak.Smooth body and finish. Grown in our 6130' elevation orchards. 6130' was… Read More
Cider - Other Fruit
Heavenly natural refreshment. Balanced fresh ingredients, zippy lemons and Colorado lavender melt into a bright apple body mingled with soft sweetness… Read More
Cider - Traditional / Apfelwein
Gentle Jonathan apple based blended with delicious plum, lemongrass and hints of ginger. Smooth, easy drinking without overpowering flavor or sweetness. Read More
Cider - Traditional / Apfelwein
The Colorado Gold Rush is back. Coveted cider apples deliver with brilliant golden hue, tantalizing ripe fruit character. Clean quintessential medium… Read More
Cider - Dry
Brut is the dry, elegant counterpart to our award-winning cider, Gold Rush. This cider is a highly carbonated sensory experience made from rare estate… Read More
Cider - Perry / Poiré
At the end of our harvest season, we hand pick our 70-year-old trees. Winter pears require 3-6 weeks in cold storage to adequately ripen. Then juicing… Read More
Cider - Herbed / Spiced / Hopped
A blend of four English cider apples blended with peaches and whole spices then aged in bourbon barrels for 18 months. After a medium carbonation the… Read More
Cider - Traditional / Apfelwein
America’s most famous 18th century cider making apple was nearly lost to extinction and revived in 1976. This apple has earned its bragging rights from… Read More
Cider - Traditional / Apfelwein
For many years we have planted crabapple trees for pollination in our orchards. Now we harvest this scrappy little apple for its wild character in cider… Read More
Cider - Dry
This bittersweet apple was grown in our Colorado orchards, then romantically aged in pear brandy barrels for six months. Blanc Mollet is as delightful… Read More
Cider - Dry
The understated hero. Pinova is a German apple cultivar hybrid cross between three different apple varieties: Britain's Cox's Orange Pippin, Russia's… Read More
Cider - Dry
Porter's Perfection apples originate from a county of Somerset, England between 1844-1932. Its yellow, greenish skin with stripes of red has thick stems… Read More
Cider - Dry
This revered bittersweet apple was first discovered in Somerset England during the 1800’s. Our high elevation orchards increase UV exposure creating intense… Read More
Cider - Rosé
Our Sparkling Rosé Cider is made from high elevation grown Pinova. This apple brings perfectly sweet notes with hints of tartness and subtle tropical… Read More
Cider - Traditional / Apfelwein
This firm red apple was developed in Japan during WW2 and introduced worldwide in 1970. Akane apples are typically harvested in early August and possess… Read More
Cider - Sweet
This historical 17th century American cider apple has captivated the old world as well as modern cider enthusiasts alike. We finished this cider bubbly… Read More
Cider - Sweet
We chose this beautiful sunny apple for its unique flavor and aromatic response. This modern varietal originated from combining the Topaz and the Golden… Read More
Cider - Dry
Named after the elevation from which these apples were grown in our orchards. 6642' won a Silver in the Heritage Dry Cider category at GLINTCAP in 2023. Read More
Cider - Dry
First discovered in Gloucester England around 1700 then throughout North America, Ashmead has remained popular in both cider making and eating for two… Read More