THEY ARE OPEN ON SUNDAY!!! The hours posted are often incorrect, so be sure to check them out on…read morethe socials for the accurate hours of operation. If you're looking for a quiet place to have a refreshing beverage with a gorgeous view, this is the place to do it. The property is expansive, with an onsite orchard, hiking trails, and STUNNING bar. Seriously. It's stunning. The mixologist here is incredibly talented! The Cider is delicious as well, but the craft cocktails are the star of the show.

Cutest new cider place!…read more Just opened on Jan 19, 2023. This is on the property of Valley View Farm.... beautiful location! The inside is the tasting room is chic and classy with awesome bar service. Our bartender was super friendly and helpful. We did a tasting of their for four regular hard ciders: Slingshot, Redfield, Rosé and Wild (sadly, they were out of ice cider). Our favorite was Slingshot-- clean, crisp flavor as described! The flight is reasonably priced at $14 and is served in the cutest glasses. Definitely will return! Hopefully we'll get to try ice cider next time!

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.

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!

We had their classic flight. Personally, I don't really prefer dry ciders, but their Bluebird…read morespritz was delicious. Loved the space. Could definitely see myself studying or doing work here.

Cannot WAIT to go back! What a cool spot…read more We've been trying to support small, local business throughout this covid mess, and stumbled upon Berkshire Cider Project on a visit to the area - I'm not usually a hard cider person, but figured it was worth a shot. Such a pleasant surprise! The owners are a sweet couple from the area and were so welcoming. They poured us tastes of the cider at their cute takeout window, and I was blown away - did not think cider could taste so good. They even offered some suggestions of places to eat in the area! We were bowled over by the kindness of strangers, even during a pandemic, and made sure to grab a few bottles to take home. What an unexpected treat!

5 stars for the peach pizza alone. We sat outside in the open back yard area of the Carlson orchard…read morebrewery/restaurant. There was an open lawn and games like corn hole for waiting customers to play with. We were helped almost immediately by the servers which was great since we had our two active toddlers with us. We ordered the peach pizza and fries. Both were delicious and were brought to us in under 10 mins after ordering. We met another family with kids due to the open seating. Our bill was brought to us right away and we were helped frequently through lunch. What more can you ask for?! Oh good music, they had that too :)

I've been wanting to check out this place for years after moving to the area and finally stopped in…read morethis afternoon. I knew I missed pick your own by just a few minutes, but I planned to check out the store and hopefully grab some produce and maybe go get a bite to eat. The store left much to be desired. I've been to many farm stands and this was one of the worst I've ever seen. Normally you can buy a couple peaches and pay by the pound, but not here. The least amount of peaches I could get would've been $8.50. I only wanted to try a few. Overall produce selection was lacking. They didn't seem to have a great selection of fresh baked goods. I did pick up some local spreadable cheese that I like, but it was pricey compared to other places I've purchased in the past (Smith's country cheese is very good if you want to try it out). It looks like a few people were eating outside, but I didn't make my way over as I was disappointed in the store. I decided to leave. I won't be back

An amazing new local brewery! I really enjoyed their beer, a wide selection. The staff was…read moreamazing, and the owner was engaging and very personable. They had a food truck which we enjoyed. They have a great outdoor space and and very comfortable indoor seating and a larger bar. We got to enjoy karaoke, and they seem to have live music a lot. Worth a visit!!

A quaint spot with many cider flavors. The staff was fun and helpful. Chatted with some local…read morepeople while enjoying yummy buffalo dip and playing musical bingo

Great service and hospitality. Loved the flights and beer on tap. We will definitely be back.read more

Excellent drinks and service. Fun night of trivia in October complete with lots of decor…read more Reasonable prices and they have beer for those who do not enjoy cider.

We came to this farm in September for the tractor ride and apple picking. After, we bought a 4-pack…read moreof the Bear Essentials hard ciders and sat at one of the picnic tables to drink it. The ciders were enjoyable. Bushy Hill Cidery is located in Clark Farms. They make apple wine, cider, and hard cider from 20 different types of apples they grow. They have 4 types of hard ciders: 1. B.N.D (dry) 2. Ruddy Wild (dry-cranberry) 3.Jump Start (ginger flavored) 4.Bear Essentials (local honey blend-sweet) And 2 types of apple wine: 1. Citron 2. Apple Blossom They serve those in house and you can purchase cans and growlers to go. They also serve local CT craft beer and mimosas. There's a porch, patio, and indoor area to enjoy those drinks. They also serve food from a limited seasonal menu. I look forward to going back to try out some more of their ciders and food!

The Bushy Hill Cidery is located on the same property as the Bushy Hill Orchard. The Cidery is only…read moreopen on the weekends. It is so adorable, homey and inviting on the inside. I got the Jump Start Cider! This is a ginger cider, it is light and invigorating and truly had all of senses ready to go! I love how refreshing and crisp it is! They also sell some locally made soaps, baked goods, and preservatives! I got a large jar of locally made honey. They also have ice cream, which I didn't try this time. I wish there was some live music here. They have board games you can play. I'm not familiar with a lot of Cideries in the area. This one is a lot of fun. Everything about The Bushy Hill Cidery is local and homemade. I cannot wait to go back and try more of their menu.

Full Munshine is a must stop if you're in the area, particularly during the current season of fall!…read moreFull Moonshine is a moonshine distillery located on the beautiful Hickory Ledges Farm in Canton. The drive here, no matter where you're coming from will have you grateful for this vibrant season, full of the most beautiful colors. Any New Englander, or their guest is sure to appreciate! This property is just stunning. It is rustic, homey and has the loveliest people working here. The inside is small, they had quite the gathering of moonshiners. They offered us samples of the Cranberry and Apple Pie Moonshine. These are potent and so tasty, just as the names suggest! We sat outside, enjoying the sunshine while sipping on the Moonshines. When a lady came out distributing more. One serving of each was plenty for me. Shortly after I went inside to pay. I was expecting it to be around $30, because there was a sign that each shot glass is $3. Well, it was all on the house, just because it was our first time! Full Moonshine is open on Sunday 12-5. Please stop by and support this small business that makes delicious Moonshine!

Wonderful place to hang out and sample home brewed Moonshine and Moonshine cocktails in a variety…read moreof flavors from plain, apple pie, cranberry and a whole lot more. The couple that runs and owns the place definitely have the gift of hospitality; they go to extraordinary lengths to make your visit a memorable one. This is not so much a business as a generational passion handed down over the last 100 years. This place is a destination spot, so bring some snacks and food; engage your hosts and enjoy some homespun New England hospitality and New England scenery.