Everything was great. The Pumpkins, the apple picking, the variety of apples. Best Cider anywhere…read moreand I've been everywhere. Fresh Cider donuts, the best here too. The Snack and Souvenir Shop was a great cap for a splendid Fall afternoon.

A huge farm with almost every fruit you can imagine. Wagons are supplied which is very helpful. I…read morewent for the strawberry picking. I arrived at noon on a Sunday. There were still ripe strawberries but they required a bit of hunting for the ripest. A worker informed me that they have regulars, "jammies," that show up at 7 and pick galore. Whether jammies refers to jam makers, whether they are still wearing jammies, or both, I don't know. But his advice, the earlier the better. There are 4 strawberry fields, worth it to check each one for different selections. I was there 6/20 and there were still loads of strawberries to ripen. I think they expect to have strawberries until mid July, but they update daily on their recorded phone line.

I went today for the Monthly Sip & Snuggle event to meet some of the dogs up for adoption at Pope…read moreMemorial Human Society (animal shelter) in Dover. It was my first time trying hard cider so I got a flight to try a sampling of flavors. I really liked the Honey Badger and really does taste like honey crisp apples. It was delicious, I bought some to take home. The other 2 flavors I tried were ok but I did not like enough to buy again. I did pick up a few I had not tried that stay true to their apple beginnings to try at home. I will definitely be back again!

Nice place with so many draft cider options on draft..19 on tap. Original dry is their flagship …read more. very nice crisp drink. Enjoyed their apple fritter cider made with maple syrup ginger spices and vanilla. My friends really liked their berries ciders. Nice open area to sample drinks have snacks and meet new people. Loved their dog rhat greets you as you enter.

This place is a true gem. The owner, Bryon, was so kind to us and answered all of our questions…read moreabout the cider. We ended up trying a flight and honestly, every single cider was better than the last. We stayed in the motel on the property and ended up taking a bottle of hazy cider with us to have with a quick dinner. The cider with honey and ginger was one of my favorites.

We found this spot by accident but what a happy accident it was! We were staying at a local VRBO…read moreand had been wanting to try local ciders all week and not even knowing we had one right next to us. We came in right when they opened and were greeted warmly by Byron Jr. and also met Byron Sr. who was out back tending to the the animals. Both father and son were so kind and informative and made us feel like family. We had four kids with us and they were super sweet with them and had non alcoholic apple cider available for them so they could included. All the adults got flights and Byron took his time walking us through all the flavors and ensuring we had a flight specific to each of us. The atmosphere is super cozy and the fireplace made a nice touch since it was pretty chilly out when we came. I would come here often if I lived in the area. Loved it.

I have ordered multiple times from far from the tree cider so when we decided we were coming to the…read moreBoston area, I knew I wanted to take some time and come up to actually visit the cider house that I love so much. While this location is located about a 15 minute walk from the main downtown area of Salem, the walk is pretty easy. We got there around 2:30 3 o'clock on a Saturday afternoon and the location was fairly steady. They did have live music as well. We both ordered the honeydew slushy and absolutely loved it. I wish there was a way to be able to ship it to Florida as it was so amazing. I also got a flight so I could try some of the new ciders that I hadn't had before. Or all they were good I think my favorite was the broken heart and the Collab for the dog adoption.

I'll start with the good. The ciders were yummy! We got a flight of 4 for $20. They have a lot of…read morefun flavors, and one for the current zodiac. It seems they rotate them pretty frequently. The bad- the atmosphere. Maybe we got them at a bad time, but it was DEAD inside. The floors and walls were cement, it felt like we were drinking in an unfinished basement. If the place had some more decor and a few more patrons we might have stayed longer. But we drank our flights fast and Ubered out. The bar is a bit far from downtown. It's walkable, but after two days of 20k steps an Uber was in order.

Some friends were visiting from out of state so we came to check it out. What a beautiful place to…read moreexperience with family and friends! Lovely view, good ambiance, lovely staff, and yummy food and drink. Considering it was a rainy Sunday, there were outdoor fire pits and tents which made the whole experience fun and memorable. The view is wonderful.

I'm tempted not to write a review of this place because we love it so much and want to keep it to…read moreourselves. The setting is lovely, and the owner and her staff are always so friendly and welcoming.

I always have great experiences with meaderies and whenever I sit down to write a review for one I…read morealways give it high marks. Moonlight Meadery is no exception to this at all and the mead we had with them was excellent. The mead Steve and I had was the Kurt's Apple Pie. As the name implies it was apple oriented and despite that it didn't taste much like a cider. It was mead all the way which made it all the more fabulous. Strong and boozy this mead was great to sit down, unwind and really get into it's flavor features with.

So glad I stopped in again, Sheldon was very knowledgeable and patient as I asked questions to…read morelearn about the process of making mead. The science of fermenting is just that science. I had a basic knowledge but he was so informative I walked away smiling that my 30 minutia there were well worth the time. I definitely recommend a stop here even if you're only mildly curious. Most meads are available for a small tasting fee of $3 for a one Oz. pour. I purchased three bottles which were priced at $22 - 25 per bottle. For me anytime I am in Southern New Hampshire this is a must stop. Stop in and support this local business you'll be glad you did.

Yes yes yes. Love this place. Couldn't be more amazing! I don't usually like cider because it is…read moretoo sweet but this all tastes perfect. The owner Nate is so sweet and actually hosted the tasting. Left with 3 cases of cider and some swag. Couldn't recommend more! Pro tip: ask for the seasonal flavors and the vinegar!!

Nate is a very welcoming and knowledgeable ciderman! I can not recommend this place more. Tasting…read morewas amazing with a variety of flavors. If you're in the area definitely stop in!

amazing hidden gem in vt! you can pay what you want to get into the market and there is so much to…read moreexplore. it is just beautiful to be out there. they have a food menu with everything grown from the collective of farms. the ice cream from kiss the cow farm is delicious and you can really taste the freshness of the cream. the live music is so fun + there's a bar and shop that you can indulge in.

Not a restaurant, not just a farmers' market, it's a happy Vermont experience. Just go.read more

A great little find with some very interesting hard cider. Get to meet the guy who makes the cider.read more

I highly recommend the Rasé cider! Excellent for a refreshing sip on a warm evening. Great flavor…read moreand light. Had it shipped to California, it traveled well.