Apr 27, 2022
Yes! Cider has a back story behind the American Revolution
In the 1700s ceramic teapots were the political bumper stickers of the day! In this episode we hear about the Cyder Act teapot that the Museum of the American Revolution located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has just acquired. The museum's Curator of...
Apr 20, 2022
Alex Peckham New Zealand's Premier Cidermaker
With wit and charm and dashing good looks Alex Peckham charmed all who had the pleasure of meeting him. The fact that he produced exemplary ciders was merely a side bonus.I met Alex for the first and only time in Baltimore Maryland in 2018. We were both attending that...
Apr 13, 2022
Climate Change insights for Orchardists
Elizabeth Garofalo of the University of Massachusetts is an Extension Educator and part of the Fruit Team. This workshop presented how regional climates are shifting and the impact that climate has and will have on disease management and the pathogens seen in the orchard. The case...
Apr 6, 2022
Northern Michigan a.k.a. Top of the Mitten
A cider tasting with Left Foot Charley, Tandem Cider and Presque
Isle Farm Cider as presented at CiderCon20222. Nicole LeGrand
Leibon of LaNose Knows consulting moderated this panel discussion
and tasting.
(LtoR) Nicole LeGrand Leibon, Dan Stepanski, Dan
Young