These 5 Cider Mills In West Virginia Will Put You In The Mood For Fall

There's no wrong time of year to drink apple cider, but there's just something unique about the fall season that makes us crave this spicy, comforting drink it a little extra. Good thing there are plenty of local cideries in West Virginia (that make varieties of both traditional apple cider and hard cider) to choose from!

1. Orr's Farm Market (Martinsburg)

This 550-acre farm grows much of what it sells, and it's a popular fall stop known for both fresh pressed apple cider AND apple cider donuts!

2. Spring Valley Farm Market (Romney)

This produce stand stocked with local produce grown in Augusta, West Virginia, is another great place to try local, fresh-pressed apple cider. Add some spices to mix in as you warm the cider -- the house is going to smell so good when that hot cider is ready for sipping!

3. Old World Libations (Union)

Old World Libations is a farm winery located in Monroe County that serves up fine wines, meads, and ciders (they offer both hard cider and traditional cider in the fall season).

4. Swilled Dog (Upper Tract)

A distillery in Upper Tract, West Virginia, Swilled Dog doesn't stop at just hard apple cider, they've got all sorts of other fruit cider blends as well! Drink at the distillery and grab a can to take with you on your next West Virginia adventure. If you time it right, you may even get to splurge on fall flavored dessert specials when you visit.

5. Hawk Knob Appalachian Hard Cider (Lewisburg)

Hawk Knob Appalachian Hard Cider distillery is proud to be West Virginia's oldest cidery. Look for their products in stores or visit the tasting room in Lewisburg.

Are you ready to dive into fall adventures in West Virginia? We are! Which of these cideries do you love to frequent as you explore the state this time of year?