Celebrate the 250th episode of Cider Chat Each season we invite The Nose to come on into the Cider House recording room and have a chat. We also have the opportunity to hear a bit more on how The Nose became The Nose! She even has a special tip on how to train your own … Read more
Old School Cider for Modern Times episode 249 is about this cider podcaster’s backstory on making cider over the course of 26 years. This episode was inspired by my good friend Ryan Monkman of FieldBird Cider in Ontario. It was his idea to interview me about my backstory in cider as this podcast rolled up … Read more
A Quince Taste Test The New England Quince Taste Test 2020 was hosted by Vermont Quince. Nan Stefanik founded the company in 2012 and coined the hashtag #growquince Her passion for this pomme is contagious and her quince based products help to further showcase the versatility of the quince. A Virtual Blind Tasting This year’s … Read more
Marijuana as of 2020 is now legal in 15 states in the United States. CBD products are popping up in canned drinks nearly every where you look these days. Is it legal? Can cider now be fused with cannabis or at least CBD or perhaps THC? Find out in this special presentation prerecorded at CiderCon2020. … Read more
Becoming Pomona was recorded at the 25th Franklin County CiderDays in November of 2019. The goal of this pomona panel discussion was to share personal stories on the inspirational effect of CiderDays on women in the cider industry, specifically the following women: CiderDays co-founder Judith Maloney of West County Cider. Judith was crowned Queen Pomona … Read more
“Apples of New England” was presented by Russell Steven Powell who served as executive director of the New England Apple Association from 1998 to 2011, and since then has been its senior writer. He publishes the blog newenglandorchards.org, and is the author of America’s Apple. And Apples of New England He was founding editor and publisher of New … Read more
Franklin County CiderDays now has a “Cider Trail” with 16 stops covering western Massachusetts and the Berkshires! This is part 2 of the series on traveling the Cider Trail and we will look at 10 stops along the trail. Episode 243 is part 1 of this series and details a 5 stop loop and day … Read more
Plan the Perfect Cider Road Trip! This is Part 1 of a two part series on the new Cider Trail for Franklin County CiderDays 2020. The following is a recommended loop to visit 5 venues on the map. You can go in either direction of this loop – look to ciderdays.org to find the map … Read more
Tips on “Selecting Your Perfect Cider” With so many choices on the shelf, purchasing cider can begin to feel daunting! This episode will provide tips to help you make that choice when faced with a wide range of cider styles. Here are the key tips to consider when – Purchasing Cider Look for: Cider made … Read more
How to Bottle Cider at Home is Part 6 and the final episode of the Cidermaker Series “Oh September” for 2020 Learn How to Make Cider at Home in Part 1 of this Cidermaking Series. Part 5 To Rack or Not To Rack is a must listen too because it brings you through the conditioning … Read more
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