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Tracking the history and boom of cider in America
Cider in America was originally reserved for aristocracy — those with large swaths of land where they could grow apples. Fermented like wine, cider and the apples that are used to make it have a terroir similar to grapes.
By Evan Kleiman • • 8m ListenCider in America was originally reserved for aristocracy — those with large swaths of land where they could grow apples. Fermented like wine, cider and the apples that are used to make it have a terroir similar to grapes. Dan Pucci and Craig Cavallo report that cider-making is practiced in every state and give a lesson in “American Cider.”
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The full episode
5 of 6Hospitality, chocolate, root beer, cider- 0:00‘In the Weeds’: Longtime Lawry’s server describes altering signature service during COVID
- 9:23Guest, host, stranger: The roles we play in life and in hospitality
- 21:17Rulings on ‘Big Chocolate’ could come as early as this week
- 31:55Using spices to make root beer at home
- 39:41Tracking the history and boom of cider in AmericaYou’re reading this
- 47:48Baking to raise funds for Pies for Justice