PROCESS & TASTE

The black widow is fruit-forward, yet tart, with a tantalizing complexity, made with blackberries and freshly pressed New York apples.

 

DESCRIPTION

Wild blackberries are native across the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of the United States. They grow bountifully throughout summer and ripen to a plump juicy black color in August. They belong to the rose family, as you might expect from their thorny brambles, along with raspberries, strawberries, the stone fruits, and almonds.

Any forager can use blackberries to make wine or infuse whiskey, or enjoy in 12 oz cans with freshly pressed New York apples from Original Sin.

2018 and 2019 Silver Medal Winner at Great Lakes Cider Competition

 

DEVILISHLY DELICIOUS WITH

Summer fruits and hard cheeses.