Friday, 29 November 2013
Monday, 25 November 2013
Cider Days, Massachusetts, USA
The simple ideas are always the best ones, and Cider Days is no exception: its genius lying in its uncomplicated (but well organised) approach to a weekend celebrating cidermaking in traditional apple country. Its run and attended by some of the top US cidermakers but is so personable and un-industry it is cherished by everyone that goes.
Next year is the 20th annual meeting and I heartily recommend go and join in, celebrate with the best of people by drinking some of the nicest ciders the US has to offer. If you ever fancied a trip away to see New England in the autumn (it really is as stunning as its reputation) a visit that coincides with Cider Days is well worth planning.
I'm going to let the images do the talking because there are a lot of them (realistically, there are too many) but its a more effective way to convey the goings on and 'vibe' of Cider Days with a camera than it is with a keyboard.
Next year is the 20th annual meeting and I heartily recommend go and join in, celebrate with the best of people by drinking some of the nicest ciders the US has to offer. If you ever fancied a trip away to see New England in the autumn (it really is as stunning as its reputation) a visit that coincides with Cider Days is well worth planning.
I'm going to let the images do the talking because there are a lot of them (realistically, there are too many) but its a more effective way to convey the goings on and 'vibe' of Cider Days with a camera than it is with a keyboard.
Labels:
2013,
apples,
cider days,
festival,
franklin county,
massachusetts,
tradition,
USA
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