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2018-11-18
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    Yikes! This heat wave has the trees budding early. Yikes! This heat wave has the trees budding early. It’s always nice to see the trees come to life after the winter but this is scary early. There is still lots of potential for a killing frost in the next month even in our sweet little Beaver Valley microclimate. But spring does mean that our orchard-side bottle shop is open starting tomorrow. We’re suspending tastings for the time being but would love to welcome you to the property for a safe distanced visit so you can grab some bottles or fill your growlers and talk cider. #supportlocal #Ontariocider #cider #ontariocraftcider #ontariofarmers #drycider #drinklocal #orchardtoglass #farmtoglass #drinkwild #greycounty #visitgrey #rediscovergrey #applepietrail #thisisapplecountry #cidergrowshere #sgeorgiabnbay #orchardlife
    It’s the last day of winter and our winter pruni It’s the last day of winter and our winter pruning is done. Time for our version of who did it best. Tree on the right was pruned by yours truly; tree on the left by our friendly neighborhood rabbits. They clearly use a more extreme cut back strategy than I do but it’s your call: Who did it best? Our online bottle shop is always open for delivery and pick-up and now that spring is arriving we’re doing tastings outdoors and in the cider shed by appointment. Call, text, email or DM to book your spot. Link to shop and contact info in bio. Cheers! #supportlocal #Ontariocider #cider #ontariocraftcider #ontariofarmers #drycider #drinklocal #orchardtoglass #farmtoglass #drinkwild #greycounty #visitgrey #rediscovergrey #applepietrail #thisisapplecountry #cidergrowshere #sgeorgiabnbay #orchardlife
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