West Creek White Peach Cider (Premium Dry Cider - 6.2%ABV)
Introducing West Creek White Peach Cider, a pleasantly dry cider that showcases a harmonious blend of Blue Ridge Mountain apples and juicy peaches. Crafted from handpicked apples grown with love at family-owned orchards in the Shenandoah Valley, this unfiltered hard cider embodies the essence of Virginia's longstanding agricultural tradition.
Fresh white peach aromatics evolve into a refreshing nuance of select farm-grown apples. With zero added sugar, this crisp, dry cider offers a delightful veil of soft, ripe stonefruit in the finish. This premium craft cider serves as a tribute to Virginia's rich terroir, and the delicious bounty of its celebrated Blue Ridge Mountain orchards.
Introducing West Creek White Peach Cider, a pleasantly dry cider that showcases a harmonious blend of Blue Ridge Mountain apples and juicy peaches. Crafted from handpicked apples grown with love at family-owned orchards in the Shenandoah Valley, this unfiltered hard cider embodies the essence of Virginia's longstanding agricultural tradition.
Fresh white peach aromatics evolve into a refreshing nuance of select farm-grown apples. With zero added sugar, this crisp, dry cider offers a delightful veil of soft, ripe stonefruit in the finish. This premium craft cider serves as a tribute to Virginia's rich terroir, and the delicious bounty of its celebrated Blue Ridge Mountain orchards.
Introducing West Creek White Peach Cider, a pleasantly dry cider that showcases a harmonious blend of Blue Ridge Mountain apples and juicy peaches. Crafted from handpicked apples grown with love at family-owned orchards in the Shenandoah Valley, this unfiltered hard cider embodies the essence of Virginia's longstanding agricultural tradition.
Fresh white peach aromatics evolve into a refreshing nuance of select farm-grown apples. With zero added sugar, this crisp, dry cider offers a delightful veil of soft, ripe stonefruit in the finish. This premium craft cider serves as a tribute to Virginia's rich terroir, and the delicious bounty of its celebrated Blue Ridge Mountain orchards.
