Snowdrift Cider Company
East Wenatchee, WA
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All beers · Snowdrift Cider Company
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Snowdrift Cornice
Cider · 7.8% ABV
Cider aged in oak barrels with a smooth complexity. Notes of bourbon vanilla, fall fruit and toffee coalesce in this off-dry cider. -
Snowdrift Red Nebula
Cider · 7.6% ABV
This cider is crafted from anthocyanin-rich red-fleshed apples yielding a coral-colored cider rich in flavors of watermelons and strawberries. -
Snowdrift Seckel Perry
Cider · 8.6% ABV
This luscious perry is crafted from true old-world perry pear varieties grown in central Washington. -
ANXO + Snowdrift Transcontinental
Dry Cider · 6.9% ABV
A blend of West Coast-grown bittersweet & bittersharp apples with Virginia Goldrush apples. -
Snowdrift Cidermaker's Reserve
Cider · 9.0% ABV
Limited release méthode Champenoise cider crafted from classic cider apples... -
Snowdrift Cliffbreaks Blend
Porter · 7.6% ABV
A light sparkle carries classic English cider and bittersweet apple aromas, followed by flavors of melons and dried fruit. -
Snowdrift Cornice Whiskey Barrel-Aged
Cider · 8.5% ABV
It's a refreshingly thirst-quenching cider – light, bright, but deep at the same time. -
Snowdrift Dry Cider
Cider · 7.2% ABV
Classic dry cider produced in the English tradition – light but complex with bittersweet apple earthy spiciness, lime brightness and smooth almond tones. -
Snowdrift Forefathers
Cider · 7.5% ABV
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Snowdrift Orchard Select
Cider · 8.3% ABV
This semi-dry cider is distinctly bright, rich and full of body. Bright summer fruit flavors shine through a honey smoothness and finish with delicate floral aromatics... -
Snowdrift Perry Reserve
Cider · 8.0% ABV
This luscious perry is crafted from true old-world perry pear varieties grown in central Washington... -
Snowdrift Semi-Dry Cider
Cider · 7.1% ABV
The cider's vibrant brightness, rhubarb and honey flavors, hold counterpoint to subtle darker flavors of molasses, brown sugar, and caramel. -
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Snowdrift Winter Red
Cider · 7.5% ABV
We have been fortunate to get to work with some apple varieties only a couple generations removed from their native ancestors in the hills of Kazakhstan.