Ep 317 Cider Chat No Cyder Act Teapot 300x200

317: How a “Cyder” Teapot fueled the American Revolution

Cider’s back story behind the American Revolution In the 1700s ceramic teapots were the political bumper stickers of the day! In this episode we hear about the Cyder Act teapot that the Museum of the American Revolution located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has just acquired. The museum’s Curator of Collections, Mark Turdo, tells us how the … Read more

Ep 302 Cider Chat Dexter cider mill from 1935 10.23.35 Kids drinking ciderkin

302: Cider Mills of Washtenaw County (1841 to today)

Washtenaw County Cider Mills 1841 – Present Day Patrick McCauley grew up in south eastern Michigan and recalls visiting cider mills as a child, enjoying in the fresh pressed apple juice and the cider donuts. Today he is avid cider maker and realtor in the Ann Arbor area a job that allows him to have … Read more

Podcast cover artwork for Cider Chat Episode 78 with the Mayador family

078: Oscar Garcia Busto | Mayador, Asturias

The Mayador cider brand came about from a lot hard work and ingenuity. Manuel Busto Amandi born in 1906 founded his cider business originally as M.Busto in 1939. Between that time and 1966, Manuel’s ingenuity kept the business growing. He had a number of innovation that were ground breaking for the cider industry. From the … Read more