Stonefruit Row Cidery

The orchard and the press

From the rows to the press

The orchard is forty acres of apple and a handful of pear trees, planted in blocks by variety so each picking week brings in one flavor at a time. Picking runs six weeks starting in early fall, earliest varieties first.

Fruit goes from the bin to the press within a day, usually the same afternoon it is picked. We do not buy in juice or concentrate from anywhere else - if a variety has a thin year, that cider is simply smaller that year.

Visitors are welcome to walk the rows during picking weeks. The press house has a viewing rail so you can watch a run without getting in the way.

Rows of apple trees heavy with fruit stretching toward a barn
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