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    • 316 Pine St, Suite 114, Burlington, VT (map)
    • phone802-448-3278
    • website
    Hard and ice ciders go "from branch to bottle, every time" at the solar-powered cidery. Try the Good Food Award-winning Honeycrisp, sample the doughnuts or pick your own apples in season.
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    • 150 Chapin Rd., Essex Junction, VT (map)
    • phone802-879-6210
    • website
    Burlington's hometown cidery invites visitors to "get excidered.” The modern pub fare includes poutines and handmade veggie burgers, and each item is accompanied by a suggested cider pairing. Sunday brunch.
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    • 316 Pine St., Suite 114, Burlington, VT (map)
    • phone802-448-3278
    • website
    Taste award-winning ice ciders, aperitif ciders and naturally sparkling hard ciders at a bar inside the Northeast Kingdom Tasting Center. Pair a sip with a snack from the Warehouse restaurant next door.
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    Find balanced fruit wines, hard ciders and Pomme-de-Vie apple brandy amid panoramic views at one of Vermont's oldest hard cideries. Tours and tastings by appointment only.
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    • 750 Sibley Rd., East Montpelier, VT (map)
    • phone802-249-1223
    • website
    Sip acclaimed ciders pressed from local apples and "lost" heirloom fruit in a renovated warehouse originally built as a dairy in 1909.
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    The Stowe Cider team is full of music fans, and they're paying tribute to the Grateful Dead with a new restaurant and event venue at the cidery's home base. Barbecue favorites — including smoked meats, vegan and vegetarian dishes, and gluten-free options — pair perfectly with the taproom's rotating list of ciders.
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    Stowe Cider
    Enjoy a cider aprés-ski — or aprés-hike. Guests are greeted with frequent live music, a rotating tap selection and more than 10 varieties available to take home.
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    • 17 Town Farm Lane, Stowe, VT (map)
    Coming late spring 2023: A 50-seat tasting room gives patrons a direct view into the on-site production space, where hard ciders are made with juice from local orchards. Five ciders on tap will include honey-lemon-ginger cider, cranberry cider, classic cider and rotating seasonal flavors. Small plates, beer and wine options will also be available.
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    Sweet or dry? You can taste both at Vermont's oldest commercial cidery, where small-batch sips are on tap alongside large-production varieties. Get your flight with a cheese plate.
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    • 1321 Exchange St., Middlebury, VT (map)
    • phone802-385-3656
    • website
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