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Tuesday, November 1st, 2011
Cider Time!
Cider Time!
My friend Annie invited us to her land lord's annual cider pressing party. Several trucks full of ap ...

The Captain
The Captain
Wearing the slicker was absolutely necessary. The press was rudely chewing with its mouth wide open ...

First Scoop
First Scoop
The apples were ground up by what appeared to be a large roller covered in a sheet of tin. The tin l ...

Thank Cheeses
Thank Cheeses
The heavy cloths, called "cheeses" were laid over wooden frames so they could be filled with the pul ...

Closer Look...
Closer Look...
You had to special order the cloth, since it goes through so much pressure during the pressing proce ...

Prepping the Apples
Prepping the Apples
We had to pick through each bag of apples and cut out any rotten bits that we came across.

Carboy #1
Carboy #1
The first of many.

Spout Bucket
Spout Bucket
I didn't catch how old the wooden tap was, but it sure was a classy way to get the juice through the ...

Filtering
Filtering
We ran all the juice through a double layer of cheese cloth as it went into the carboys. Partly to f ...

Pressing
Pressing
Once we started pumping the jack, the juice was flowing like a fountain. I didn't get a picture of t ...


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