Alma Cider (Skagit Valley, Washington State)

Alma Cider is a small batch, family-owned cidery from Skagit Valley in Washington State. Head cidermaker Dave Kawler is a Certified Pommelier, and a passionate orchardist. He uses his own estate grown fruit, as well as fruit sourced locally including Quince from the famed orchard on Guemes Island and apples from WSU's cider research orchard in Mt. Vernon.

Alma Cider (Skagit Valley, WA)
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    3 bottles of Alma Cider and one Arlie Red-Fleshed apple in a bed of fallen leaves
    Alma Cider - 3-Pack
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    500 mL bottle of Alma Cider Dry
    Alma Cider - Dry (500 mL)
    Alma Cider
    500 mL bottle of Alma Cider - Hopped
    Alma Cider - Hopped (500 mL)
    Alma Cider
    500 mL bottle of Alma Perry
    Alma Cider - Perry (500 mL)
    Alma Cider
    500 mL bottle of Alma Pomme Part - Apple, Pear, Quince Fruit Cider
    Alma Cider - Pomme Party (500 mL)
    Alma Cider
    Alma Cider - Quince (500 mL) - Cider - Alma Cider Hard Cider
    Alma Cider - Quince (500 mL)
    Alma Cider
    Alma Cider - Rosé 2022 (500 mL) - Cider - Alma Cider Hard Cider
    Alma Cider - Rosé 2022 (500 mL) - Hard
    Alma Cider - Rosé 2022 (500 mL)
    Alma Cider
    500 mL bottle of Alma Cider Wood Aged
    Alma Cider - Wood Aged (500 mL) - Cider - Alma Cider Hard Cider
    Alma Cider - Wood Aged (500 mL)
    Alma Cider

    "Alma" is the original word for the apple. In Spanish, "Alma" means soul, and in Latin, it means nurturing spirit. To Dave and Heather Klawer, owners of Alma Cider, Alma means putting their soul and our spirit into knowing and respecting the land, growing the best possible fruit, and making the highest quality cider. 

    Alma Cider is a small family business established in 2019, born from a dream to spend the days working outside in nature and to grow an unparalleled cider apple crop. In addition to making cider, Dave and Heather work tirelessly operating Bitters & Sharps Orchard in the Skagit Valley of Washington State, where they are planting a 36-acre cider apple orchard as well as providing orchard planning, grafting, and consultation services. 

    You can learn more about Alma Cider on their website.

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