Growler Saturday Feb 22, open 1pm-4pm. Come on up the hill, follow the arrows around the corner to the new barn, bring your half-gallon containers. (They don't have to be our growlers, but they must be half-gallon or divisible evenly by half-gallons. We do see some pretty cool containers, some high-tech, some just intriguing...) Of course you can also taste/buy the Extra Dry bottles and Farmhouse cans that are also sold in area stores:
Between Growler Days, Farnum Hill Ciders are sold locally at the Hanover and Lebanon Food Co-ops (Farmhouse cans, Extra Dry bottles) and at the local Price Choppers & Hannafords (Extra Dry bottles only, look for free-standing wooden racks.)
We thank everyone who came up the hill and joined us in the orchards during Harvest 2024!
From now through August we'll open for one Growler Day per month (weather permitting) -- to learn more, click HERE .
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OLD NEWS through November 24, 2024
HOURS FOR SELF-SERVICE RETAIL in November
CLOSED AFTER SUNDAY 11/24:
Saturdays & Sundays: 10AM-Dark
Wed, Thur, Fri: 9AM -Dark
Mondays & Tuesdays: CLOSED
Cash, Check or Venmo only...
In the retail stand, we have tasting samples out, you can try before you buy our ready-picked apples. Ever tried a Golden Russet? An Esopus Spitzenburg (Thomas Jefferson's favorite), or an Ashmead's Kernel? Those and many others have come in! CALL AHEAD -- (603)448-1511 -- TO CHECK AVAILABILITY!
Also find fresh-pressed sweet cider until further notice.
And -- lots of local treats, jams, jellies, maple syrup, maple candy, pumpkins, gourds, local pie pumpkins and winter squash -- while they last. For specific things always CALL AHEAD -- (603)448-1511 -- TO CHECK AVAILABILITY! We can't repeat this too often...
Feel free to stroll the orchards, keeping dogs on leash and cleaning up after them, of course. The gates on walking trails will be closed but there's plenty of space to roam.
For email notices about Growler/Farnum Hill Days November thru August, please contact us to join the list.
Pick-Your-Own will be all done, though if you find apples on the trees that taste good to you, take them home in your own bags -- no charge. They may not be in good shape, because several mid-20's nights have occurred. These temperatures damage the cell walls in the apples -- so bite one apple before picking more from any given tree! PLEASE DO NOT TAKE DROPPED APPLES.
ENJOY
