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Tasting Room Bottle Menu V22 Front 5/28/2020 Bottles Available: 375ml - $12 750ml - $18 1.5l - $40 Semi-dry Medium Semi-Sweet PRESSED, FERMENTED, AND BOTTLED IN AURORA, CO www.HaykinFamilyCider.Com Dry Summer [6.8% ABV] - Masonville Orchards, CO - On the Front Range, summer apples ripen in July and August. They are evocative of summer with fresh fruity notes of vanilla, lime zest, caramel and mango. This blend includes dozens of summer varieties like Pristine, William's Pride, Akane, Summer Rambo, Sops of Wine and others. 2019 Vintage Semi-Dry Porter’s Perfection [7.7% ABV] - CiderView Orchards, WA - Porter's Perfection is a famous English cider apple that produces many siamese twins and triplets, conjoined apples throughout the orchard. It tastes like a tannic pineapple, with tropical starfruit and Viognier character. It has white wine aromas, but the tannin of a red wine. 100% Porter's Perfection apples. 2019 Vintage Semi-Dry Summer [7.6% ABV] - Masonville Orchards, CO - On the Front Range, summer apples ripen in July and August. Their flavors tend toward a lively and sprightly acidity. This cider is evocative of summer with bright fruity notes of vanilla, lime zest, and bananas. This blend includes dozens of summer varieties, including Ginger Gold, Melba, Pristine, William’s Pride, Akane, Summer Rambo, and others. 2018 Vintage Semi-Dry Dabinett [7.9% ABV] - CiderView Orchards, WA - A famous English apple used exclusively for cider making, not for fresh eating. Dabinett is bolder than most with big tannins, evoking dark chocolate, English breakfast tea, plums, burnt caramel and baked apple character. It is rich, thick and golden. 2018 Vintage Semi-Dry Jonagold [6.3% ABV] - Ela Family Farms, CO - Jonagold is a cross of two famous American apples: Jonathan and Golden Delicious. This cider is light, bright and refreshing. A musky, light flower aroma develops into a delicate flavor profile of creamy cotton candy, light nuttiness, demur tartness, all with a soft, long finish. 2018 Vintage Semi-Dry Jonathan [7.4% ABV] - Ela Family Farms, CO - This apple is intensely flavored, with a powerful combina- tion of tart and sweet. It is one of America's classic heirlooms, discovered in 1826 in Woodstock, NY. It ferments white-wine like, with baked apple character, juicy fresh plums, and minerality. It is bright and refreshing, yeasty yet fruit forward. Apples grown at Ela Family Farms. 2018 Vintage Semi-Dry Ashmead’s Kernel [7.3% ABV] - CiderView Orchards, WA - A seedling planted by one Dr. Ashmead in England around 1700, Ashmead's kernel is excellent for both eating and cider making, immediately evoking the character of sauvignon blanc, with notes of honeydew and lemon spree candy. It is boldly tart, fruity and aromatic. 2018 Vintage Medium Newtown Pippin [6.1% ABV] - CiderView Orchards, WA - Newtown Pippin is one of America's oldest apples and one of Thomas Jefferson's favorites. The apple is full flavored and mouth watering. It evokes lime zest, green apple, banana, lemon and tea of an Arnold Palmer, a touch of honey, and crushed rocks. Apples grown at CiderView Orchard, Washington. 2018 Vintage Medium Esopus Spitzenberg [6.7% ABV] - Ela Family Farms, CO - Esopus Spitzenberg is one of America’s most important heirloom apples. It was one of Thomas Jefferson’s favorites, which he grew at Monticello. This cider is bursting with cantaloupe and spicy cinnamon flavors and aromas. It is spicy, zingy, lightly sweet and refreshing. Apples grown at Ela Family Farms. 2018 Vintage 10% Case discount available Flip over for more! 7/4/2020 Bottles Available: 375ml - $12 750ml - $18 1.5l - $40 Semi-dry Medium Semi-Sweet PRESSED, FERMENTED, AND BOTTLED IN AURORA, CO Medium Fall [6.7% ABV] - Masonville Orchards, CO - This cider is made from apples that ripen in the fall at Masonville Orchards. There are dozens of varieties of apples in this blend including Ruby Jon, Jonathan, Sansa, Prairie spy, Kinderkrisp and others. The aroma reminds of the fresh smell of autumn. The flavor is rich and lasting with a light caramel undertone. 2018 Vintage Medium Manchurian Crabapple Blend [7.0% ABV] - CiderView Orchards, WA - This tiny apple originates from Northern Asia and is usually overlooked - it is used as an orchard pollinator but rarely for anything else. We believe this tiny fruit is exceptional and we showcase its strong tannin, lasting acidity and beautiful flavors ranging from pear to yellow stone fruit. 2018 Vintage Medium Harrison [7.9% ABV] - CiderView Orchards, WA - Harrison was one of America’s oldest cider apples and here prior to the founding of the country. It was thought to be lost but a tree was found in 1976 in NJ and brought back from extinction. Harrison is rich in body boasting soft tannin, orange peel, coriander, earthy notes, minerality, and a medium golden color. 2018 Vintage Medium Fall [6.6% ABV] - Masonville Orchards, CO - This cider is made from apples that ripen in the fall at Masonville Orchards. There are dozens of varieties of apples in this blend including Bella, Pink Sparkle, Ruby Jon, Jefferies, Jonathan, Cinnamon Spice, Ramsdell and others. They taste like peaches and cream, maple syrup and cherry. 2019 Vintage Medium Winter [5.9% ABV] - Masonville Orchards, CO - This cider is made from the last apples to ripen at Masonville Orchards. There are dozens of varieties of apples in this blend including Winesap, Prairie Spy, Kandil Sinap, Hudson's Golden Gem, Fameuse and others. Together they have a big body with flavors of candied apple, vanilla, maraschino cherry. 2018 Vintage Semi-Sweet Zestar! [6.2% ABV] - Ela Family Farms, CO - Zestar! is a modern apple that uniquely has punctuation in its official name. The apple exudes the character of honey, clove, roasted nuts and nutmeg. It is sweet, rich and full. 90% Zestar! & 10% Sansa apples. 2019 Vintage Reserve Bottles 375ml $16 750ml $25 Colorado Crabapple [8% ABV] - Foraged - Many Colorado crabapples are exceptional. We forage crabapples all over the state, there are more than 20 varieties blended in this bottle. Together they evoke the flavor and aroma of Meyer lemon, pine needles, chalk, slate, and shale, with a soft tannic core. Foraged in Colorado. This cider is semi-dry. Wickson Crabapple [7.4% ABV] - Ela Family Farms, CO - A modern crabapple with high sugar content, balanced with razor sharp acidity. The aroma and flavor profile are reminiscent of Riesling with a hint of petrol, it is perfumed and luscious. The finish is long, tart and elegant. 2018 Vintage This cider is medium. 10% Case discount available Flip over for more!.
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