Citizen Cider sits in bustling Burlington, Vermont, and makes a serious fuss over apples. Drawing its fruit from farms in VT and NY, the outfit turns ordinary orchard harvests into more than a dozen ciders, each one a distinct personality. There’s the no‑nonsense Unity Press Original, the cheekily pink‑toned Wild Rosé, and an impressive line of non‑alcoholic alternatives for those who prefer to keep a clear head while still tasting something extraordinary.
The place isn’t just about drinking; it’s a social hub where trivia nights and live music turn a simple pint into a proper celebration. The menu leans local too, serving cheese curds that pair perfectly with the dryer styles, while sweeter varieties invite you to linger over the fizz. Names like “The Unified Press” hint at a playful confidence, and the staff never shy away from a witty description (they once claimed a single sip could make you feel like you’d just solved a physics problem).
Quality and creativity are the twin engines driving Citizen Cider, and whether you’re a cider purist or a curious newcomer, you’ll leave feeling that something genuinely special has been poured into your glass.
Citizen Cider offers a pleasant atmosphere, good food options, and a variety of hard ciders with different flavor profiles, including sweet and non-alcoholic choices, with some reviewers enjoying a range of dishes like burgers and snacks.
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