Wake Up Your Taste Buds At These 7 Cideries In And Around Rhode Island

Apples are really synonymous with New England when you think about it! Drinking fresh pressed cider feels like a right of passage, and is even better when it’s alcoholic. Luckily, there is no shortage of spots to get your cider fix, and we’re gonna tell you the top seven spots to find the best hard ciders in and around Rhode Island.

Sowams Cider Works Company/Facebook

Located right in Warren Rhode Island, this cidery offers six types of tasty cider ready for pickup or enjoyment in their taproom. They press and ferment the cider in very small batches with all natural methods, leaving you with a deliciously fresh and authentic flavor.

High Limb Cider/Facebook

This cidery located in Plymouth Massachusetts stocks liquor stores around New England as well as offering their signature blends in their very own taproom. They have a series of cider with different themes from "light" to "noble" and are so committed to the craft.

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Tapped Apple Cidery and Winery/Facebook

This cidery in Westerly Rhode Island also makes wine, so you know they really have their fermentation technique on point! With cider flavors like blackberry ginger and blueberry vanilla, every type of palate will be able to find something they love at Tapped Apple.

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https://www.clydescidermill.com/

Found in Old Mystic Connecticut, B. F. Clyde's Cider Mill has been making cider since 1881, as well as apple wine. They use old machinery and with the steam pumping out of the top, this is truly a great place to feel like you've time traveled while getting your cider fix!

Newportvineyards.com

One of the most well known vineyards in Rhode Island has started producing a delightful cider called Rhody Coyote. Make sure to grab a glass at their tasting room or pick some up from a local liquor store.

Stormalong Cider/Facebook

Featuring a creative "core" line up of five flavors as well as out of the box seasonal flavors like Peariful and Happy Holidays, Stormalong can be found in many liquor stores across New England.

Appleland Orchard/Facebook

This last one is sort of an honorary mention because Appleland's cider is not alcoholic, it is delicious though! If you need your boozy fix, Appleland does make delicious apple wine that is a rare and special find!

Are you ready to get your cider fix now? Which of these spots are you most excited to enjoy cider from?