Blurring the line between cider & wine

Drinks you can’t put down

  • 175+ varieties of estate-grown culinary and heirloom cider apple varieties

    Cider

    Utilizing 175+ varieties of estate-grown culinary and heirloom cider apple varieties

  • Thoughtfully combining apples, grapes, blueberries, cherries, apricots, quince, currants, and more into one of a kind creations

    Co-ferments

    Thoughtfully combining apples, grapes, blueberries, cherries, apricots, quince, currants, and more into
    one-of-a-kind creations

  • All New York State fruit from like-minded growers centering sustainability and minimal intervention

    Wine

    All New York State grapes from like-minded growers centering sustainability and minimal intervention

  • Beer and distillates made together with our friends

    Collaborations

    Beer and distillates made together with our friends

While always referencing tradition—from the Hudson Valley to Alsace—Rose Hill has been experimenting with a dizzying array of techniques and fruit combinations. They’ve got what seems like a dozen different cuvées at different stages at any given time: from single-variety ciders to Loire Valley-style red wines to grape-apple-pear-quince creations that defy categorization.

It’s exciting to see how they’ve developed a style—edgy but finishing clean—that starts to make the cider/wine distinction irrelevant, at least from the perspective of the barstool.” — Dirty Bacchus

From Orchard to Glass


Our cidery is located on the beautiful grounds of Rose Hill Farm, a historic orchard (founded 1798) in New York’s Hudson Valley. Since 2018 we’ve worked hand in hand to produce low-intervention wines, ciders, and co-ferments from primarily estate-grown fruit, using traditional methods and native yeast.

“Beautiful views, gorgeous interior, and a wonderful selection of drinks.”

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