Here Are the Top 10 U.S. Cities for Drinking (Hard) Cider

Hard cider is quickly becoming the most popular drink in many cities across the U.S. – and it’s easy to see why. From smooth and sweet to tart and tangy, you’ll find your favorite brew in one of the U.S.’s top 10 cities for cider lovers.

North AmericaRedfin CorporationMay 26, 2018travel, travel guide, travel advice, cider, hard cider, Portland, Oregon, Portland Cider House, Bushwhacker Cider, Cider Bite, Reverend Nat's Hard Cider, Cider Riot!, Portland Cider Co., Schilling Cider House, The Civic Taproom, Seattle, Washington, Capitol Cider, Seattle Cider Company, Number 6 Cider, Locust Cider - Ballard Taproom, Cockrell Brewing, New York, New York City, Big Apple, Brooklyn Cider House, The Owl Farm, Eli's Night Shift, The Ginger Man, Craft Culture, Taproom No. 307, Fools' Gold, Valhalla NYC, Haymaker Bar and Kitchen, Denver, Colorado, C Squared Ciders, Hops & Pie, Colorado Cider Company, Stem Ciders, The Rackhouse, Falling Rock Tap House, San Francisco, California, Upcider, Fermentation Lab, Crooked City Cider, The Crafty Fox Alehouse, Showtell's, 21st Amendment Brewery and Restaurant, Elixir, Mikkeller Bar, Ann Arbor, Michigan, Arbor Brewing Company, Bill's Beer Garden, Beer Grotto, Grizzly Peak Brewing Company, Salt Springs Brewery, Chicago, Illinois, ERIS Brewery and Cider House, Right Bee Cider, The Northman, Fountainhead, Hopleaf Bar, The Long Room, Sleeping Village, Emporium Arcade Bar, Begyle Brewing Company, The Bad Apple, Bangers & Lace, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Cinder, Hale & True Cider Co., Original 13 Ciderworks, City Tap House - Logan, Commonwealth Ciders, Stone & Key Cellars, Asheville, North Carolina, Urban Orchard Cider Company, Noble Cider, Daidala, TreeRock Social Cider House, Sovereign Remedies, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Urban Forage, Sociable Cider Werks, Town Hall Brewery, Elevated Beer + Wine + Spirits, Crooked Pint Ale House, Kieran's Irish Pub, Red Cow, United States, cider mill, RedfinComment

The Annual Fan Festival in Washington State That's Keeping Twin Peaks Alive

The lives of cultural objects — books, films, TV shows — can take funny paths sometimes. In some cases, as with the recent blockbuster film Black Panther, they are loved instantly. In other cases, they stumble out of the gate and only become appreciated later on, like the works of Edgar Allan Poe and many a posthumously-famous author. In still other cases…

Meandering Around Music City; or, Three Days in Nashville: Day 3

As the rain continued to threaten on that cloudy Sunday afternoon, there was one more mural other than the dragon in Hillsboro Village that I was intent on seeing. That one can be described by four words alone: "I Believe in Nashville."

Meandering Around Music City; or, Three Days in Nashville: Day 2

I awoke Saturday morning and was pleasantly surprised to discover that I hadn't died during the previous evening's shenanigans. Looking around, however, I did notice the yellow mustard stain on my pants, which had been hastily discarded on the floor some eight hours earlier.

Meandering Around Music City; or, Three Days in Nashville: Day 1

I don't know why exactly, but we had it in our heads that we were going to leave town at some ungodly hour. And sure enough, there we were, packed and ready to go, backing out of the driveway just after 5 a.m. on Friday morning, Google Maps fired up and pointing us in the right direction.

That Time We Froze to Death in the Hills of West Virginia

Though I left the hallowed halls of learning for the final time a few years ago, even now, as an old man, I remember those days fondly. And I remember, especially, the first big spring break trip I took as a college student to southern West Virginia.

Washington, D.C: Cold-Weather Capers in the Capital City

This was January 20, 2009, and I was in Washington, D.C. for the first time. Standing on the National Mall for the first time. Seeing the Lincoln Memorial for the first time. Witnessing the inauguration of the president, a black man sworn into the highest office in the land — for the first time.

A World Away: The Northernmost Inhabited Place on Earth

Alert, Nunavut, is the kind of place I used to look up on my laptop when I was supposed to be paying attention during class in college, the kind of place that is so unusual or awesomely difficult to get to that it presented a natural magnetic attraction for me.

8 Incredible Shots of Alaska from Photojournalist Emily Mesner

For the past few months my friend Emily Mesner has been working as a media specialist for Denali National Park and Preserve in the Interior of Alaska. She has taken countless stunning photos during here time out on the Last Frontier and she was kind enough to let me share some of them on my blog.

North AmericaLogan T. HansenOctober 25, 2017travel, photo essay, photography, Alaska, Denali National Park and Preserve, The Last Frontier, Emily Mesner, photojournalist, Igloo Canyon, Igloo Mountain, Milky Way, George Parks Highway, Northern Lights, ToklatComment

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