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Showing posts with label cider. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cider. Show all posts

Thursday, December 24, 2015

Free Stella Artois Beer or Cider and Chalice!



Free Stella Artois Beer or Cider and Chalice! *(While supplies last)

Located between 40th and 41st Street on Broadway, and ending today, on Christmas Eve, the Stella Artois van is serving up free a choice of beer and cidre (pronounced "SEA-DRA") along with a beautiful chalice (the cup) to take home for more delightful drinks.  

It will start at 11AM and end approximately 2-3PM.

Happy holidays!
#GiveBeautifully

Cheers,
Terresa :)



Thursday, November 5, 2015

11/8 - Lower East Side Cider Festival!



Sunday, 11/8/15 from 12-4pm
Lower East Side Cider Festival
Wassail
162 Orchard St. near Delancey St.
Manhattan
www.CiderWeekNY.com/events
Free admission
Part of Cider Week New York City
FACEBOOK EVENT

Cider Week, Wassail, and the Lower East Side BID is hosting the inaugural Lower East Cider Festival on Sunday, November 8, from noon-4pm.

This annual festival—free and open to the public—will showcase participating cider makers and apple growers from the Finger Lakes, Hudson Valley, Long Island and NYC who will be pouring samples along­side restaurants like Huertas NYC, Northern Spy Food Co., Back Forty West and more serving cider-­friendly dishes like Basque sausage, oysters and grilled cheese to highlight the pairing qualities of cider.

In addition, the festival will feature a community cider press with rare and unique cider apples provided by Steve Wood, legendary grower and cidermaker of Farnum Hill Cider who has been growing cider apples for over 30 years. Jahil Maplestone of Descendant Cider Co., NYC’s first licensed urban cidery, will grind and press the apples into juice for a lucky few who have pre­-purchased a gallon to take home and ferment. Brooklyn homebrew shop, Bitter & Esters will provide everything else budding cidermakers will need to make cider, including a copy of April White and Steve Wood’s Apples to Cider: How to Make Cider at Home.

Farnum Hill Cider, Eve's Cidery, Eden Ice Cider, Slyboro Ciderhouse andFoggy Ridge Cider will also be offering a $5 guided tasting from noon to 4pm in Wassail’s back room.

Heritage Radio Network will be onsite throughout the afternoon interviewing cider makers and festival attendees for future broadcast.

Family­-friendly activities include:
● Apple Pie Contest judges: Raquel Pelzel, James Beard Award nominated cookbook author and former editor at Cook's Illustrated and Tasting Table, Izabela Wojcik, Director of Programming at the James Beard Foundation, and Kristen Miglore, Creative Director at Food52
● Apple Varietal Tasting Station
● Autumn Flavors Cotton Candy
● Face Painting
● Farm Photo Booth
● Pin­-the­-Worm on the Apple
● Make­-Your­-Own Caramel Apples Cart
● Shrunken Apple Head Carving Station
● Morris Dancing with The Bowerie Boys and the Ring O'Bells Morris
● Live fiddle, guitar, banjo and stand­up bass with Deb Tankard and Friends

Participating NY state orchards and cideries:
Angry Orchard
Aaron Burr Cider
Bad Seed Cider
Blackduck Cidery
Descendant Cider
Doc’s Draft Cider
Good Life Cider
Harvest Moon Cider
Hudson Valley Farmhouse Cider
Nine Pin Ciderworks
Orchard Hill Cider Mill
Slyboro Cider House

Participating “Guest” Cideries:
Eve’s Cidery
Eden Ice Cider
Farnum Hill Ciders
Foggy Ridge Cider

Participating Restaurants:
Back Forty
Clawdaddy’s
Galli
Goodfella’s Pizza
Huertas
Northern Spy
The Queens Kickshaw
Wassail


Have fun,
Terresa =)

Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Ends 10/18 - Free Cider Collection Tea Flight Tastings and More!


Image source: Starbucks.com

Cider is here to stay. Americans across the country are swapping out their wine glasses and beer steins for hard cider glasses. According to Nielsen, hard cider sales increased by more than 600 percent from 2011 to 2014. 

With these fermented fruit libations on the rise, Teavana launched a new tea Cider Collection this season —a trio of epicurean teas that bring the on-trend flavors of cider to tea. The Cider Collections includes two new herbal blends, Poached Pear Cider and Mulled Pomegranate Cider, and a returning rooibos blend favorite, Spiced Apple Cider.

Image source: Starbucks.com

You’ve had a wine flight, you’ve had a beer flight, now it’s time to try a tea flight. Visit a Teavana store on weekends from September 19 through October 18, to participate in a free Cider Collection tea flight tasting and enjoy 20 percent discount when you mix or match 1 lb. or more of cider tea.

In addition to the complimentary tea cider flight, customers may try individual samples of Spiced Apple Cider throughout the week from September 12 through October 18, while supplies last.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CLICK HERE!

Enjoy,

Terresa =)

Spice up your Fall cider experience with three Teavana tea cocktail recipes featuring Spiced Apple Cider Rooibos Tea, Poached Pear Cider Herbal Tea and Mulled Pomegranate Cider Herbal Tea.:
CLICK HERE FOR A LARGER VERSION OF THE RECIPES

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

10/24 - Big Apple Crunch - Free Apples, Demos, Samples & Cider!

Big apple Crunch 2014.jpg

About  

Big Apple Crunch is a fun, participatory citywide celebration of healthy eating. Businesses, schools, organizations and individuals in all five boroughs come together to take part in the “crunch heard ‘round the world!”  Last year 1,000,000 New Yorkers ate an apple! This year we'll try and beat our own record.
You can join Crunches at any of GrowNYC's Friday Greenmarkets or Youthmarkets, host a crunch of your own, or find one near you!
Help us get as many New Yorkers as possible to bite into an apple on October 24 to celebrate Food Day! 
#bigapplecrunch
KICKOFF at UNION SQUARE GREENMARKET, 12PM
Free apples while supplies last.  Cooking demos with SchoolFood's Chef Jorge.
Crunches and apple samples at all Friday Youthmarkets and Greenmarkets. 
Stay late for the UNION SQUARE CIDER WEEK NIGHT MARKET from 4PM-6PM.
Happy Food Day!
Terresa =)