Runcible Cider is a farm and cidery on the rocky prairie above beautiful Mosier, Oregon. Though still a small orchard with cider apple trees in their infancy, Runcible Cider has big plans to grow along with their trees and press/ferment their cider apples, as well as press heritage apples grown on neighboring orchards in the Columbia River Gorge.
Owners Rob & Kelly had been traveling to the Gorge for years from their home in Southern California, and in 2010 had the good luck to find a small cherry orchard in the National Scenic Area. They’d always talked about starting a small family business, and Runcible Cider seemed like a natural fit. They now have 1,000 traditional cider apple trees planted and more to be planted in the coming years.
Their goals include:
During your exploration of the East Gorge Food Trail, be sure to visit Runcible Cider…
…and don’t forget to bring a picnic.
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Distance: 0.61 Away
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