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Western Cider Co.
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501 N California St
Missoula, MT
Westside
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Sara
March 19, 2020
If you love Ciders like me, Western Cider is the place to try. Its beautifully located on the banks of the Clark Fork River. The company planted 2,500 cider apple trees in Montana's Bitterroot Valley and now, they have nearly 5,000 rare apple trees of mixed variety. They use those apples, as well as apples from the Northwest, to produce easy going and traditional ciders.
If you love Ciders like me, Western Cider is the place to try. Its beautifully located on the banks of the Clark Fork River. The company planted 2,500 cider apple trees in Montana's Bitterroot Valley and now, they have nearly 5,000 rare apple trees of mixed variety. They use those apples, as well as…
Sarauna
November 3, 2019
If you're into hard cider, you have got to check this place out. Some of the very best cider in the Northwest is made here. We sell them apples!
June
June 28, 2017
Recently won "best new cidery" award! They have great ciders & a sweet atmosphere w/ outdoor seating & different food trucks every night.
Young-Ee
December 16, 2018
Western Cider is an award-winning cidery and cider apple grower on the banks of the Clark Fork River. Their tasting room has 12 rotating taps, community events, and Missoula's best outdoor seating in their riverside cider garden. They craft easy going and traditional cider in cans and bottles, including Poor Farmer, the award-winning McIntosh single variety, and Whiskey Peach - a Montana legend. You can find their ciders in stores and bars throughout Montana.
Western Cider is an award-winning cidery and cider apple grower on the banks of the Clark Fork River. Their tasting room has 12 rotating taps, community events, and Missoula's best outdoor seating in their riverside cider garden. They craft easy going and traditional cider in cans and bottles, inclu…
Shelby
August 9, 2022
An apple a day keep the Dr. away! So, drink up buttercup.
