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|  | Home > Sweet Apple Cider, Non-Alcoholic > Golden Delicious
 Golden DeliciousSome people think that Golden Delicious is simply the yellow cousin of the popular Red Delicious apple. But, in fact, they are related in name only. Golden Delicious began as a chance seedling, perhaps of Grimes Golden, on a farmer's hillside near Bomont, West Virginia. In 1914 Paul Stark of Stark Brothers Nursery reportedly bought the tree for five thousand dollars, and protected its investment with a tall cage, complete with burglar alarm. He found that special apple on a thousand-mile treasure hunt which started in the town of Louisiana, Missouri, the home of Stark Brothers, and ended in West Virginia. The apple, later to be called the Golden Delicious, has become the state's most famous contribution to horticulture and a standard in commercial and backyard orchards.
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This gourmet cider used 100% Washington apples. With no sugar added, it makes a great treat when served hot or chilled on a fall evening. Unfiltered. | | Lady Blush Apple/Cherry Cider, Washington Apple Country
Lady Blush non-alcoholic apple cider blend showcases two of Washington State's most famous orchard crops: heirloom apple varieties and sweet cherries. The cider, created in small batches of 100% Washington apples and cherries (no artifical flavors here!), captures an American tradition of cider pressing. This product is a perennial best-seller and often sells out quickly. Contains no added sugar. Unfiltered. | | Lady Blush Spiced Apple Cider, Washington Apple Country
What happens when you blend 100% Washington apples with cinnamon, cloves, and a touch of orange? You have the perfect recipe for an evening around the fireplace with a hot or cold mug of Lady Blush Spiced Apple Cider. This is one of those apple juices that creates images of a thick comforter, slippers, and a book that you have been intending to read.
KUDOS: "Wonderful product! We opened a bottle when unexpected out-of-town guests stopped in & it got rave reviews." Margaret | | |  | |  | |  | Special Edition
Battlefield Sparkling Cider, "The Angle"
This delicious Virginia apple cider is bottled in one of two private labels featuring the work of world-renowned historical artist Mort Kunstler. Click here to learn more about Künstler's masterpiece entitled "The Angle." The commemorative bottle is a great gift for any Civil War buff.
KOSHER PRODUCT | | Mulled Sparkling Cider, Chowning's Tavern at Colonial Williamsburg
Our non-alcoholic Mulled Sparkling Cider, with its touch of cinnamon, nutmeg and sweet orange peel, is served in Colonial Williamsburg's Chowning's Tavern. A perfect bottle for a winter evening. Add a cinnamon stick and serve it warm. Is also a crowd pleaser when chilled.
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KUDOS: "Fans of spice might like the cinnamon aroma and serious clove taste." IMBIBE Magazine, September/October 2006
(Also available in cases of 24-bottle 187ml single-serve bottles.) | | Virginia Sparkling Cider, Chowning's Tavern at Colonial Williamsburg
In the eighteenth century, cider made from delicious Virginia apples was allowed to ferment and was served to accompany hearty fare and rowdy wagering games. Today, pure non-alcoholic Virginia Sparkling Cider is served with meals in Colonial Williamsburg's Chowning Tavern. Now you can also enjoy it at home!
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AWARD WINNER: 1992 "Outstanding New Product Award," National Association for the Specialty Food Trade (NASFT)
(Also available in cases of 24-bottle 187ml single-serve bottles.) | | |  | |  | |  | Special Edition
Battlefield Sparkling Cider, "Lee at Fredericksburg"
This delicious Virginia apple cider is bottled in one of two private labels featuring the work of world-renowned historical artist Mort Künstler. Click to learn more about Künstler's masterpiece entitled "Lee at Fredericksburg." The commemorative bottle is a great gift for any Civil War buff.
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KUDOS: "Lightly carbonated and clean-filtered, this Virginia cider pours a light golden color with a very light, sweet aroma. Flavor is semi-sweet and lightly spiced." IMBIBE Magazine, September/October 2006 | | Alpenglow Virginia Sparkling Cider
Virginia's scenic Shenandoah Valley, tucked between the Blue Ridge and Appalachian mountains, is home to a wealth of apple & pear orchards and Alpenglow's sweet sparkling ciders. Alpenglow's best-selling blend of fresh apples provides a crisp, clear, non-alcoholic taste sensation.
KOSHER PRODUCT | | Sparkling Rouge Cider, Shields Tavern at Colonial Williamsburg
In the eighteenth century apple cider made from delicious Virginia apples was allowed to ferment and was served as the perfect beverage to accompany hearty fare and rowdy wagering games. Today non-alcoholic Sparkling Rouge Cider, a carbonated blend of Native American White Muscadine grapes, Virginia Rougeon grapes and whole apples, is served in Colonial Williamsburg's Shields Tavern. Now you can also enjoy it at home!
(Also available in cases of 24-bottle 187ml single-serve bottles.) | | |  | Sparkling Scuppernong Cider, Shields Tavern at Colonial Williamsburg
In the eighteenth century apple cider made from delicious Virginia apples was allowed to ferment and was served as the perfect beverage to accompany hearty fare and rowdy wagering games. Today Sparkling Scuppernong Cider, a carbonated blend of Native American White Muscadine grapes and whole apples, is served in Colonial Williamsburg's Shields Tavern. Now you can also enjoy it at home!
(Also available in cases of 24-bottle 187ml single-serve bottles.) | |
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