Charming cider farm and tasting with proprietor, Ian and sweet greeter pup, Rosie! Had a delightful…read moreflight tasting with my daughter as we started our cider trail tour with this being our first! Very glad to have stopped in and learn about and taste some of these earthy and delightful ciders. And scored some sweet merch - nice cider glasses and cap!

We visited Black Diamond Farm/Cider today. We had an exceptional experience tasting a few cider…read moreselections. All delicious! Vita and her mom Jackie were very friendly hosts. Plan to make a stop at this wonderful cider and farm. You will not be disappointed. Barb & Marc from Florida

The ciders were amazing. It was a quiet day, so we got lots of attention. The house does were…read moreadorable and friendly. Nice outdoor patio. There were lots of wasps at the time, but not harmful.

Cuttest old man with a dog that can't stop licking you!!! Overall I'm not the biggest cider fan,…read morebut these were meant for dry and "uncomplicated" flavors. Forgot the name of the last apple cider we had but it was so good! The environment is chill and there is a cute cat outside. Is it theirs?

A wonderfully unique opportunity in the middle of a bunch of vineyards. I recommend stopping by and…read moreenjoying the opportunity to be on a working farm while enjoying the amazing sliders they make available. They also have an excellent variety of vinegar that pair well with a number of salads that we enjoy here at home. Not a place of frills, but an excellent atmosphere to sit and enjoy some local and very tasty liquid refreshment. Non-alcoholic cider were also available and enjoyable for those who may not yet qualify or are driving those of us who do.

Tried Blackduck Cidery during a weekend trip to the Farmer's Market, and while the staff was…read morefriendly and the setting was peaceful, the ciders didn't totally win me over. I sampled both the Strawberry and the Perry - both were pretty dry, with the Perry being just slightly sweeter. If you're into more subtle, less sugary ciders, you might enjoy these more than I did. Nothing was bad, just not super memorable for my taste. Still, it's a cute spot to stop by if you're in the area and want a laid-back tasting experience

Went to Grisamore for the pumpkins and ended up on the top floor at the Cider Bar. Great variety of…read moreciders, cute little hang out area. Very friendly and inviting to stay and hang out. They had complimentary fresh popcorn that was yummy. Our teenager loved the ping pong table. 10/10 would recommend!

Located on the 2nd floor above the Grisamore Cider Farms store. Offers individual tastings and $10…read moreflights. Also has a nice view down into the r press and fermenting area. The space is very sparse and doesn't have much other Than a small fridge and bar area. They also have a side door that lets you out into the barn area where the chickens, goats, and donkeys are.

Sitting outside looking at a beautiful view was a day well spent. Tried a flight. Employees were…read moreall nice and helpful. There is also a distillery but we did not check that out

Great winery/distillery. We found it through Harvest Hosts and were able to stay the night at the…read morelocation in our travel trailer. The staff was super friendly and were able to answer all our questions during the tasting. My wife got the Mimosa flight, which she enjoyed. It also comes with some of their local salsa and chips as well as a sample of the fudge they sell. I tried a couple of the spirits flights. Had a nice sampling of their bourbon, their vodka and I really enjoyed their pear liqueur. The facility was wide open and had a lot of wines and spirits available for purchase, plus a nice variety of their fudge. Great place to stop in for a tasting. The liqueur made the trip home with us, as did some of the fudge.

Hollenbeck's is my go to for cider and donuts in the fall…read more The line is almost always out the door in the fall so be prepared to wait. While you wait you can select a peck or bushel of apples, or maybe send a scout out to the baked goods and fudges, or watch the old cider press in action. When you reach the donuts you can pick from powered sugar, cinnamon powdered sugar, or plain. Personally I think plain is the best because they are hot, crispy, pillowy delights. There is a limit in that you can only buy 4 dozen donuts per person. The cider itself fresh pressed right before your eyes. Two people work together to layer the mash and wood pallets on a very old and incredible press. The cider is well filter and not as sweet as other ciders but very good! One note: you cannot buy cups of the cider- you have to buy a half gallon or gallon and then open it outside. On the pie side you can actively see and smell the pies being made. If you would like a pie for a special occasion you might want to call ahead to reserve one as they sell FAST. In the cold cases on the pie side is also where the cheese curds, summer sausage, and some meets such as elk and lamb are available. The great thing is the baked goods are available all year, so Hollenbeck's is a great stop even in the spring and summer. Also of note it smells like pressed apples ALL YEAR! Parking- one entrance, one exit. There is parking in the front and back, and some street parking as well.

Love, love, love Hollenbeck's! Apples, pies, donuts, cheese curds, cider and more! It smells like…read morehome inside The chicken pot pies are to die for. Only complaint- wish they were open year round

Cute spot for cider tasting and sandwiches!…read more Would highly recommend coming when it's warm outside- lots of patio seating and the flowers/greenery are very nice to look at. Tried the cider flight and the hot pastrami sandwich- sandwich was good- not really sure what's going on with the side of boiled potatoes though... I am not a cider-connoisseur, but I thought these ciders were all good. Such a fun activity to do in Ithaca. Got some much needed frolicking time in! Definitely recommend South Hill!

This restaurant website is misleading, they don't actually serve food until 7:00. They should…read morereally change this on their website to a more realistic time.

My husband and I put together a list of wineries to visit for our anniversary. This was at the top…read moreof my list, having had a couple different varieties in the past. It did not disappoint. The staff was very friendly, helpful, and fun. The cidery and winery are on the same property and only a 1 to 2 minute walk apart from each other. You get to choose five drinks to sample among their list of over 15. We wound up purchasing a few bottles because they were just so good.

We passed this Winery/ Meadery on our way south on rt 14 and decided to give it a try when we…read moreheaded back home. They have a sampling so we decided to try that. The traditional honey mead had a beautiful, light honey flavor with a little alcoholic kick. I might not drink this straight, but I could think of many ways to blend that beautiful honey flavor into drinks. Then we tried the mead blended into fruit wine. I liked the raspberry blend but blueberry was my favorite. The very clear taste of the fruit was beautiful with the honey notes and you knew it wasn't just a juice drink..the alcohol was there as well. The ciders were a nice surprise taste wise. I'm not a big cider fan, but when I tasted the gold medal winning Strawberry and crisp apple cider it was a win for me. The single fruit choices of all these were selections were wonderful.... sometimes the blending of different fruits leaves to confused tastes for me. Our bartender was very nice and friendly and helpful. It also has a winery Torrey Ridge in the same facility.