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• Kegs of hard cider and spruce beer and perhaps more potent brews are abroach, and behind the haggling and jesting and bustle you may catch the sound of muskets or the whoop of the Indians from afar. The History of the United States from 1492 to 1910, Volume 1 From Discovery of America October 12, 1492 to Battle of Lexington April 19, 1775
• Cattle and pigs eat the grass under the trees as well as whatever fruits and nuts are not harvested for market sales or the on-farm cidery where apples and other fruits are pressed, fermented, and sold as hard cider.
• Just north of the historic Sutliff Bridge, Ervin is making magical, full-flavored, robust hard cider from local apples (and nothing else). Kurt Michael Friese: The Hard Truth of Johnny Appleseed, and a Recipe with Hard Cider
• This is a classic tapa from the Basque region of Spain, and is also very popular in nearby Galicia, where apple growing and hard cider (sidra) have been traditions for centuries. Kurt Michael Friese: The Hard Truth of Johnny Appleseed, and a Recipe with Hard Cider
• Having known Miss Hamilton for most of his life, he told Hay he had watched her pass from “the sweetness of natural womanhood … through the acetous fermentation of belated virginity into the hard cider of middle age.” The Five of Hearts
• The portrayal of the wealthy, plantation-born William Henry Harrison as a plain-spoken general who desired only a simple life in a log cabin with plenty of hard cider is cited as evidence that stories need not be true to be effective.
• Why not add a few fruity beers, or spiced and flavored wheat beers, or hard ciders, or shandies to the list?
• He's pictured offering hard cider to visitors, one of whom is a one-legged veteran.
• Farmers Crystie and Keith Kisler proudly pour samples of their hard cider and fruit liquors in the tasting room of the new cidery on their small organic farm. Angel Investors Keep Cash Close to Home