By Lenn Thompson, Editor-in-Chief
Due to less-than-fun weather, the Farnum Hill Cider tasting scheduled for tonight at Roanoke Vineyards has been postponed.
I don't have any further details yet -- the tasting might still happen this weekend, or it might be pushed off into the spring. Regardless, I'll make sure that you are the first to know when you'll be able to get your hands on these craft ciders.
In the meantime, stay tuned, stay warm and stay safe on those slick roads out there -- especially our Hudson Valley readers who are in the midst of a state of emergency because of all the snow and power outages.
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I just spoke with Corrie Martin, from Farnum Hill, and she has ensured me that there will be several more opportunities to host this event at a later date in the Spring. We're hoping that there will be a great turnout for this opportunity to enjoy these ciders, each unique, and hear from the people that make them. I just tasted the Kingston Black Reserve Cider and it is a singular, almost haunting beverage. We'll be sure to announce the new date once its been (re)scheduled.
Posted by: Adam Ehmer | February 26, 2010 at 11:01 AM