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Craft Cider in Western Montana + Glacier National Park

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Craft Cider is Making a Splash

Little known fact: Montana is ripe for apple growing and the Bitterroot Valley has rich roots in apple orchard operations; more than 70 varieties are grown under our big blue sky. And what do we do when life gives us apples? We make hard cider, of course. Craft cideries are cropping up throughout the region, and our exceptionally talented—and mildly obsessed—brewmasters are showing off their work. Sweet, dry, spiced with jalepeños, distilled with brandy, blended with peaches, pears and cherries, we’ve got it. Hard cider is having a moment, and it’s here to stay. Make your way to a local taproom and take a taste tour.

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Big Mountain Ciderworks

  • 1051 Old Reserve Drive Kalispell, MT 59901-8681
  • 888.682.9337
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Western Cider

  • 501 N. California St. Missoula, MT 59802
  • 406.540.4477
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