Apple Cuvee Cider | Specialty Sweets

Apple Cider Cuvée

Bubbles of bliss

Discover an elevated cider experience, crafted with utmost care.

Flavor profile

Our apple cider cuvée has the bright, crisp flavor of apples, balanced with a subtle sweetness and a touch of spice. It is a sophisticated blend of Hidden Rose Apples® and Green Dragon® Apples, resulting in a unique and refreshing taste.

Origins

Originating from Oregon, the Green Dragon® Apple and Hidden Rose Apples® Cuvées are an exclusive limited-edition collection of hard apple ciders from the Pacific Northwest. Located along the Columbia River Gorge, Double Mountain Brewery has been creating specialty craft drinks since 2007. Dragonberry partnered with Brewmaster Matt Swihart to create the most unique collection of Hard Apple Cuvées. We are blessed in the bountiful harvest and superior growing conditions of the Hood River Valley with our exclusive trademarked apples to deliver the gift from nature the traditional style. We press our fruits, never back sweeten, and allow the quality of the fruits to develop slowly.

Nutritional benefits

Apple cider cuvée contains polyphenols, potent antioxidants that help protect your cells from damage and may reduce the risk of chronic diseases. The natural fermentation process in cider production can create beneficial probiotics, which contribute to a healthy gut microbiome.

Availability

Get our apple cider cuvées all year round.

Flavor profile

Origins

Nutritional benefits

Availability

Get our apple cider cuvées all year round.

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Preparation

Serve our cider chilled for a refreshing experience. For a special touch, garnish with a cinnamon stick or a slice of apple. You may have our cider on its own, pair it with cheese and charcuterie, or use it as a base for festive cocktails.

Preparation

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