Peter Himmel
peterhimmel@reagan.com
509-860-1185
PO Box 178
Benton City, WA 99320
Ashley Lindsay
pleasantvalleyciderapples@gmail.com
541-520-3703
28376 Pleasant Valley Rd
Sweet Home, OR 97386
Sustainable Cider Apples grown in the Willamette Valley, Oregon.
French, English, and American Cider Apples, Perry Pears, Red-flesh Apples and other Unique NW Fruits.
Inquire about Scions and Custom Grafting, Orchard Design, Management and Consulting Services.
Richard Hostetter
info@idyllacres.com
503-924-9235
5853 Southwood Drive
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
Idyll Acres is a dedicated cider apple farm located in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. We grow special, mostly ancient apples: American, English and French varieties loved for their aromatic, tannic, astringent character. We grow lots of them. We also grow and sell the trees that produce these apples. If you are a cidermaker looking for commercial quantities of Reine des Pommes, Muscadet de Dieppe, Dabinett, Vilberie, and many more — or a grower looking for large quantities of trees…then you’ve found the right place.
Nick Hill
pugetsoundciderco@gmail.com
@pugetsoundcider
Lonely Mountain Orchard is nestled on the slopes of the Manastash Ridge at an elevation of 2400 feet just outside of Ellensburg Washington. The name Manastash comes from the native Sahaptin word /máːmaštaš/, possibly meaning “we are going root digging”. For countless years the rich volcanic soil of this area has nurtured many peoples and the bounty of this land continues to this day.
Abundant sunshine, high daytime temperatures with dramatic temperature drops of up to 30F every night increases the sugar content and tannins of our traditional cider apples. It’s no wonder dozens of awards have been won by ciders crafted with cider apples from this orchard.
We have over twenty varieties of Traditional Cider apples for sale starting in September-November:
Virginia Crabapple, Kingston Black, Stoke Red, Brown Snout, Cox Orange Pippin, Michelin, Dabinett, Bramley, Golden Russet, Spitzenburg, Harry Masters Jersey, Winesap, Brown’s, Porter’s Perfection, Franklin Cider, Harrison, Wickson Crabapple and several “Unknown Heirloom” apple varieties from an original 1890’s homestead on San Juan Island.
Keith Meyer
sales@meyernursery.com
503-364-3076
3795 Gibson Road NW
Salem, OR 97304
Orchardist with 5 acres of cider varieties planted in 2019 with plans to machine harvest with a shaker and catcher.
Randy Kiyokawa
info@mthoodfruit.com
541-352-7115
8129 Clear Creek Road
Parkdale, OR 97041
Kiyokawa Family Orchards has been growing the finest produce available since 1911. We’re proud to be a part of the famous Hood River Valley, where the nation’s finest apples and pears are grown. The fertile soils found at the base of Mt. Hood and rarified, glacier-fed water sources create a unique growing environment allowing us to offer over 150 distinct varieties of apples, pears, asian pears, cherries and stone fruit. We take pride in promoting local and sustainably grown produce and utilize a farm management system that incorporates best management practices.
Hal Jackson
whitestonemountainorchard@gmail.com
360-724-8413
P.O. Box 1427
Tonasket, Washington 98855
Organic fruit, orchard fresh.
All our fruit is certified organic and grown using regenerative agriculture practices. We produce multiple varieties of apples and pears, as well as currants, picked fresh and delivered to you at the height of ripeness.
Sally Duncan
sallylindduncan@gmail.com
541-231-5286
5790 SW West Hills Road
Corvallis, OR 97333
We grow exclusively heritage apples, for the serious love of serious cider. Varieties come from Britain, France, and the U.S.
Suzanne Diesen
sdiesen@wavecable.com
360-710-5511
4235 Beach Drive East
Port Orchard, Washington 98366
Cider apple orchard.
Benjamin Squire and John Latimer
seagatefarm.wa@gmail.com
360-622-3636
Seagate Farm’s primary crops are heirloom apples and pears for hard cider producers. We also incorporate a variety of other fruit trees, berries, cover crops, and native plants following organic principles and practices to increase biodiversity in the region and benefit our community.