176: We Like Cider

176: We Like Cider

Author: Ria Windcaller: Award-winning Cidermaker, Podcaster | Craft Beer Columnist April 17, 2019 Duration: 53:48

176: We Like Cider

In this episode we begin with:

News out and about in Ciderville

- Thank you Nathan for becoming a patron of Cider Chat. Nathan is part of Harcourt Apples based in Australia approximately 11/2 hours outside of Melbourne.

Audio Snap Shots from the Totally Cider Tour Monterey Bay | California, that took place April 12th and 13th.

We begin with John Martinelli of S. Martinelli Co.

cider tour group portrait outside S. Martinelli's Co.

Totally Cider Tour group portrait outside S. Martinelli's Co.John Martinelli's inside the cider plant

John Martinelli's inside the Watsonville plant

Then :

 

Extended versions of a few of these audio snap shots will be posted on the Cider Chat Patreon page. Become a patron and help keep ciderGoingUP and get these exclusive audios conversations from the Totally Cider Tour to Monterey Bay, California.

Cider Flight w: Tanuki & Santa Cruz Cider Co

Cider Flight w: Tanuki & Santa Cruz Cider Co.

Jake Mann of Five Mile Orchard

Jake Mann of Five Mile Orchard

Eric and Katie Rider of Rider Ranch Cider

Eric and Katie Rider of Rider Ranch Cider

]Serventi Cider Tour and Tasting

Serventi Cider Tour and Tasting

Laura Everett - Soquel Cider

Laura Everett - Soquel Cider

Debuting "We Like Cider" a new cider anthem to sing a long with on this episode.

We Like Cider Lyrics:

There is a reason why we do it like this

There is a reason why we do it like this

There is a reason why we drink it like this

There is a reason why we drink it like this

We like Cider

We like Pommes

We like Orchards

And having fun

We like walking in the orchard

Dancing through the streets

Smelling all the blossoms

Kicking up our feet

Next Totally Cider Tour: Normandy France September 22-28, 2019

 


There’s a whole world in a glass of cider, and Cider Chat is your invitation to explore it. Hosted by award-winning cidermaker and writer Ria Windcaller, this podcast travels far beyond the bottle to meet the people who make the global cider culture so vibrant. Each conversation is a journey-you might find yourself in a heritage orchard learning the history of forgotten apple varieties, in a bustling taproom with an importer explaining regional traditions, or in a kitchen with a chef pairing cider with unexpected foods. The discussions get into the delightful nuances, too, whether that’s the semantics of what we even call this drink or how the concept of terroir translates from soil to sip. It’s not just about production; it’s about the community, the travel, and the stories that fermentation unlocks. This is for anyone curious about the craft, history, and sheer enjoyment of fermented apple juice in all its forms. So, pour a glass and settle in for a series that feels like a wide-ranging, informative, and genuinely good-humored chat with friends who happen to be obsessed with cider. You’ll come away with a deeper appreciation for every effervescent, tart, or sweet sip, hearing directly from the growers, makers, and enthusiasts who are shaping this drink’s exciting present and future.
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