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    Farnum Hill Ciders

    Farnum Hill Ciders

    4.4(8 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    Quintessential New England Autumn experience. We had a great time sampling their ciders and picking…read moreapples! The apple picking was such a great experience. They provide you with a list of what type of apple is on each tree, and what type of apple it was grafted with (usually a Cortland or a Macintosh). Had some really esoteric apples, and we came home with a great variety. There is also a half mile marked trail through the orchards and woods surrounding the property, which we also did. Highly recommend! Their store has a great variety of autumn vegetables (pumpkins, gourds, squash, etc.) and mums. I wish I had gotten the name of the woman who was helping us at the tasting counter, because she was phenomenal. I learned so much about cider, and her customer service went above and beyond. No frills, but very family/dog friendly. Was a wonderful experience and created a lasting memory on our anniversary weekend.

    Apples, apples, and more apples--a great range of varieties, from those you can find in your…read moresupermarket to really esoteric varieties. Best of all -- if you haven't had real cider (fermented apple juice, not the sweet juice that's often, and erroneously, called "cider"), you owe it to yourself to taste Farnum Hill ciders. They range from dry to semi-sweet, with a few single-variety ciders (which are fairly rare: most cider is a blend of juice from different apples). And they're made from real cider apples -- Farnum Hill may have the best collection of cider apple trees in the Northeast. Not that my local prejudice is showing or anything. In case you're wondering, Farnum Hill ciders are very highly regarded, some of the finest cider produced in America. You can find them in fancy stores in Manhattan, on restaurant menus, and at cider bars (like Wassail in NYC). But it's way cooler to taste them -- and buy them -- right on the farm. I'm a local, so I can zip over on Thursday nights when growler fills are less expensive. A real treasure!

    Fontinalis - beer_and_wine - Updated September 2026

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