Craft Haverhill | Massachusetts

CiderFeast New England Returns June 23rd

We’re back! After an amazing 2021, CiderFeast New England returns to Haverhill this summer! This ALL-INCLUSIVE tasting event celebrates craft ciders from some of the top cider makers in New England.

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Tattersall Farm to Table

This summer’s best farm-to-table event will take place on July 28th at the historic Tattersall Farm in Haverhill, MA. You won’t get closer to fresh as you walk the grounds with this ALL-INCLUSIVE walk-around tasting event right on the farm! With lead caterer Carbone’s Kitchen Haverhill curating a menu to pair with with wine, beer, cider, mead and botanical cocktails, you’ll enjoy live music while you walk among the sunflowers (planted by local farmer Tyler Kimball and sure to be in full bloom) and take in all that this historic farm has to offer.

Tickets on sale here.

CiderFeast New England 2021 Recap

A Uniquely New England Event

The first CiderFeast New England was held on June 24 at the historic downtown river boardwalk in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Jimmy Carbone, who grew up in Haverhill, started hosting Cider Week NY events at his New York City beer bar in 2011 and annually hosts CiderFeast events as part of Cider Week. Since 2011, Steve Wood of Farnum Hill and Eleanor Leger of Eden Ciders have been asking Jimmy to host a June cider event. He finally made it happen and will make CiderFeast New England an annual event in his home town.

2021 Participants:

Farnum Hill Ciders, Louisa Spencer, Lebanon, NH
Eden Specialty Ciders, Eleanor Leger, Newport, VT
Shoal Hope Ciderworks, Robert Brosofsky, Provincetown, MA
Spoke and Spy Ciderworks, Ron Sansone, Middletown, CT
Ciders of Spain, Jim Asbel, MA
Ragged Hill Cider Company, Steve and Anne Garwold, Brookfield, MA
Headwater Cider Company, Peter Mitchell, Hawley, MA
Artifact Cider Project, Florence, MA
Urban Farm Fermentory, Portland, ME
Portersfield Cider, Pownal, ME
New Salem Cider, William Grote, New Salem, MA
JMASH of Hilltop Orchards, Dave Martell, Richmond, MA
Moonlight Meadery, Michael and Bernice Fairbrother, Londonderry, NH

Light Bites From:

The harmonious confluence of climate and soil, coupled with the Puritan value of self-sufficient agriculture, gave New England an unrivaled crop of apples. As the region was settled, easy transport via abundant waterways fueled the growth of the apple industry.
on New England Cider from American Cider by Dan Pucci and Craig Cavallo