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Outlaw Cider Company

Cidery in Grapevine - 0.31 mi

Outlaw Cider Company has a "great location, just behind Main Street". "If you like ciders, then you must try this place". Also, "if you are looking for a fun different date night... this is it". It has a "super cozy seating inside and a nice little patio on the side for the good weather days". The "prices are reasonable" and "great price for a cider flight. $7!!" There are "lots of choices for all different pallets". Plus, they also "have board games to play for a little something extra!" Although, "it is a small place with a couple of TVs and a nice mix of rock music in the back ground". But, "the staff is super friendly and makes you feel right at home".

(817) 527-7868

Bishop Cider Co

Cidery in Dallas - 19.32 mi

The founders of Bishop Cider were in a bind. They liked cider, but the commercial brands they tasted were awful. That led them to make their own cider at home and eventually putting up their own cider company. Joel and Laura Malone, the company’s founders, promise that their ciders are “gluten-free, vegan-friendly, and made by Texans”. They promise not to add sugar to their ciders, too – not even honey. "Their innovative flavors and creatively tasteful artwork makes Bishop Cider Co a force to be reckoned with in the world of ciders." Also, their cidery offers a live music stage, 12 ciders on tap, and a free tour every Saturday at 12:30pm. Their Tasting Room also sells cider flights of six different ciders and is walking distance from many of Dallas' best restaurants. Call them to inquire on group visits or with any questions!

(214) 364-7728

Locust Cider & Brewing Co

Cidery in Fort Worth - 19.85 mi

Locust Cider & Brewing Co is phenomenal! If you're looking for a good variety of ciders, some fun, and games.. then this is your spot!!" "Beer is great!" They also "have TVs with a Nintendo and a Super Nintendo on the wall, you can challenge your friends to a round of Street Fighter while enjoying some nice porter beer". Locust Cider & Brewing Co hass a "variety of ciders that changes all the time while keeping some of their popular flavors". You can enjoy the ciders on their "indoor and outdoor seating". Also, "food trucks rotate" in this place. And, "you can become a swarm member" too. "An annual fee (nominal amount) gets you and another person a pint or a flight of 4 flavors every time you go in... also 1/2 price growler fills and more". They are also "dog and kid-friendly".

(817) 344-7035

Locust Cider and Brewing Co.

Cidery in Fort Worth - 19.92 mi

Locust Cider and Brewing Co. is a family-owned and operated cidery and taproom that's located in Fort Worth, Texas. Since 2015, it has been specializing in modern ciders. And, all are made from locally-sourced Pacific Northwest ingredients. Just 4 years after, they have partnered with Dirty Bucket Brewing Co and expanded their operation into a cidery and brewery. Oh, this place has "the best cider in town!!" Such an "excellent service" and "wonderful selection" of drinks. They've got a "lavender that is quite tasty," a "vanilla bean" that's "so good" and "fantastic," and a "dark cherry cider" that's "amazing." But of course, you can still "taste all the ciders to figure out" your "favorites other than the Vanilla Bean."

On top of its hard cider selections, they also offer an extended food menu that includes flatbread pizzas. Nonetheless, it's a "great place to enjoy a variety of ciders, relax, and play some games." Its "roll-up doors allow fresh air and sunshine in making it such a welcoming place!" But, you know what's "the best part?" This place is "dog-friendly!" So, come on over when you get a chance and enjoy this wonderful place.

(817) 378-4483

Trinity Cider

Cidery in Dallas - 19.99 mi

The Dallas-Fort Worth area has several dozens of breweries and people don’t have to go far for a craft beer. Cideries, however, number only a handful and one of them is in Deep Ellum. With Deep Ellum gaining a reputation as destination for craft beer fans, Trinity Cider opened in October 2018 smack in the middle of craft beer territory. The owners aim to create “sophisticated hard craft cider” that’s dry and crisp. They also plan to use local ingredients together with apples sourced from Washington. With about ten ciders on the menu, there are more things to celebrate about Trinity Cider. Their beverages are gluten-free, and most won’t have sugar added to the recipes. If you’re feeling brave, there’s a ghost pepper-infused cider that requires patrons to sign a waiver before trying.