Treehorn cans its
popular Dry Cider!
Whuddup?!
While craft
breweries are going heavy with metal, ciders are booming in popularity as well, so why
not can them too? The advantages are evidently there; from storing them easier, to less light exposure, ability to
bring them on the beach, or simply make it more worry free in the breakage
department, Marietta, Georgia’s Treehorn Cider gives themselves a birthday
present by canning their Dry Cider this month. I have done beer dinners and
featured their crisp, refreshing ciders to mix things up, and Treehorn has been consistently well received with my food pairings. Of course, these ciders also rock the palate on their own.
Here is a
breakdown on the can new delivery straight from the source below.
Cheers!
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Treehorn Cider Now Available in Cans in Conjunction
With Its One-Year Anniversary this September 2016
Georgia’s First Craft Hard Cider Turns One and Is
Now Available in Cans
In September of 2015, Treehorn Cider brought something
fresh to Atlanta, Ga.: craft hard cider, and almost one year after its grand
debut the local favorite is now available in cans. Launching with its popular
Treehorn Dry Cider, the Marietta-based cidery’s new canned option is now
available in restaurants, bars and retail stores throughout metro Atlanta and
Georgia.
Marking its one-year anniversary, the arrival of
Treehorn’s canned cider was a natural progression of the cidery’s almost
instant success in the market. Its high-quality, naturally gluten-free ciders
are made with locally sourced, carefully selected ingredients and sustainable
practices. Additionally, the cidery’s meticulous process ferments the cider in
the classic tradition that allows it to mature for at least six weeks and
reveals a clean, refreshing and pleasantly dry taste with just the right amount
of subtle sweetness. Available in six-packs, Treehorn Dry Cider incorporates
five handpicked varieties of apples, including Staymen Winesap and Arkansas
Black, chosen for their complex flavors and tannins; giving it a flavor profile
of tart apple and citrus aroma with a bright and lively taste and a soft
mineral finish with focused acidity.
“We’re thrilled to give cider enthusiasts a more
convenient way to enjoy Treehorn at home, at the pool, while camping, at a
concert or wherever they want to crack one open. It doesn’t hurt that they’re
great looking cans, either,” says Jason Marraccini, Director of Business
Operations.
Treehorn Dry Cider in cans is available at Sprayberry
Bottle Shop, My Friend's Growler Shop, all 4 Metro Atlanta Total Wine
locations, Bullocks Wine & Spirits Warehouse, Toco Giant Package Store
Beverage World, Whole Foods Market Avalon, Whole Foods Merchants Walk, Whole
Foods Market Buckhead, Ale Yeah! Craft Beer Market, Ale Yeah! Roswell, Corks
& Caps, Argosy, Beer Girl, Growlers & Bottleshop, Lucky’s Beverage
World, Empire Package Store, Five Points Bottle Shop (Athens), Dixie Beverage
Outlet, Jackie’s Fine Wine and Spirits, Paces Bottle Shop, JAX Package Store,
Liberty Pizza, Cumming Beverage Mart, Urban Foodie Feed Store, Graft
Restaurant, Ticonderoga Club, Maltitude, S & N Package Store, Farm Burger
Buckhead, Citi Wine + Spirits, The Vortex L5P, Tower Beer, Wine, Spirits,
Green’s Beverage Stores, Hop City KSM ,Hop City Craft Beer and Wine, Blue Eyed
Daisy @ Serenbe, Partymasters @ Parkaire, Northeast Liquor Store (Buford Hwy),
Red’s Package Store (Alpharetta) and more.
For more
information, call 678-503-5000.
Visit www.treehorncider.com where
you can sign up for the bi-weekly mailing list. Stay connected on Twitter and
Instagram at @TreehornCider and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/TreehornCider.
About Treehorn Cider:
Based out of
Marietta, Ga., Treehorn Cider’s mission is deeply rooted in a culture of
sustainability, including understanding and minimizing impact on the
environment and promoting environmental responsibility amongst employees,
consumers and the surrounding community. On the production side, the major
waste product associated with cider—the organic material leftover after
juicing—is composted or sold to local farmers for animal feed. Its products are
packaged primarily in reusable stainless steel kegs and canned using recyclable
and post-consumer materials with minimal display packaging. One hundred percent
of the company’s fresh-pressed juice is purchased from regional apple growers
within 150 miles of the cidery that minimize the use of pesticides and other
agro- chemicals, as well as energy and water. Sold throughout Georgia, Treehorn
has two ciders available, Treehorn Dry Cider (5.9% ABV) and Treehorn Ginger
Reserve (5.9% ABV) with a seasonal hopped cider and a three-chili cider
releasing soon. For more information, visit www.treehorncider.com.
