Vermont Cider & Spirits Tasting Tour with Local Craft Makers
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels
Overview
Discover Vermont’s finest craft ciders and spirits on a 3-hour guided tour with door-to-door transport from Stowe. Taste award-winning beverages while learning artisan fermentation and distilling techniques.
Cider & Spirits Tour
Stowe Tasting Tours • 3 hours
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About This Adventure
Embark on a delightful 3-hour tour of Vermont's finest ciders and spirits, crafted by passionate local producers. Experience award-winning beverages while learning about small-batch fermentation and distilling. With convenient door-to-door transportation from Stowe, this unique journey promises unforgettable flavors and insights into the art of craft beverage making.
Tour the finest ciders and spirits the Vermont Way!
Rates
- Adults: $99
- Non-Drinkers: $60
Duration
3 hours
About
Enjoy a sample of Vermont's finest ciders and spirits. Hand-crafted and locally produced by the Green Mountain State's most dedicated producers. Let us do the driving as you taste the highest quality award-winning craft spirits and cider. You will be sampling craft beverages while learning the small-batch fermentation and distilling process; The Vermont way!
Door-to-door transportation from lodgings within Stowe, VT included.
More Information
This tour is open enrollment and has a minimum number of 3 participants to be operational. If the tour becomes nonoperational because of a lack of participants we may cancel or re-book. Custom group tours and private tours are available. Tell us what you're interested in and we'll create a custom tour of things to drink, eat, see, and experience in Stowe, Vermont.
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What to Bring
- Please bring a valid ID!
Adventure Tips
Book Ahead
Tours fill up quickly, especially during fall harvest season—reserve your spot early.
Drink Responsibly
Transportation is provided to keep you safe, so pace yourself to appreciate each tasting fully.
Dress for Comfort
Wear sturdy shoes and weather-appropriate layers, as some venues include walking between locations.
Ask Questions
Engage with producers to gain deeper insight into their craft and unique processes.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Eastern chipmunk
History
Vermont’s cider and spirits traditions date back to colonial times, evolving with immigrant farming communities.
Conservation
Many local producers prioritize organic orchards and sustainable water use to protect Vermont’s natural resources.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Footwear
You'll do light walking between tasting locations.
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated between alcoholic beverage tastings.
Weather-Appropriate Layers
Vermont weather can shift, so dress in adaptable layers.
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Identification
Bring valid ID to verify legal drinking age at tastings.