Featured Cider

Afton Field
2 Towns Ciderhouse

3.0 1 rating
6.4% Dry
Barrel Aged Unfiltered

Oregon grown crab and heirloom apples. Fermented with wild yeast strains. Aged in oak barrels. Inspired by farmhouse ciders of the pioneer West, Afton Field is a testament to the tenacity of these settlers and their enduring orchards. Fresh-pressed, hand-picked Wickson crab, Newton Pippin and other pioneer apple varieties are fermented, aged in oak barrels, and bottle conditioned with wild Brettanomyces yeast. Bone dry, unfiltered and uncompromising, this farmhouse cider is wild at heart and at home on the rustic table.

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