Peaks and Pints celebrates World Cider Day
Peaks & Pints presents a World Cider Day celebration Saturday, June 3 at our craft beer and cider bar, bottle shop and restaurant in Tacoma’s Proctor District. We’ll triple our cider taps on our Western red cedar tap log from open to close.
People worldwide have known how to make cider for thousands of years. Archaeological evidence shows that ancient European and Asian cultures used apples to make a crude version of cider as early as 6500 B.C. The art of cider making improved over the years as people developed a better understanding of the factors that impact cider flavor. During the sixth century, a profession of skillful brewers was established in Europe. These people made beer-like beverages and also cider. By the 16th century, Normandy became one of the largest cider-making areas in the world. Experimentation with different types of apples ensued, which resulted in better tasting ciders. England and colonial America also produced cider during this time and it became an important part of each culture. The ciders of this time period were inconsistent however, as small farmers each had their own methods of manufacture. The technology of cider production made significant improvements over time as people developed a better understanding of each step in the cider making process. These days, cider is a highly controllable operation, which results in a dependable, good-tasting product. Stop by Peaks & Pints Saturday and celebrate cider.
PEAKS AND PINTS CELEBRATES WORLD CIDER DAY, 11 a.m. to midnight, Saturday, June 3, 3816 N. 26th St., Basecamp Proctor, Tacoma, no cover
LINK: Peaks & Pints cooler inventory
On Tap Today
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1ProletariatReserve CabernetUSAWalla Walla, WA14%Just Tapped
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2ProletariatSangioveseUSAWalla Walla, WA14%Just Tapped
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3ProletariatPinot GrisUSAWalla Walla, WA13.8%Just Tapped
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419 AcresBrazilian LimeadeKey Lime, Condensed Milk CiderSherwood, OR5%Just Tapped
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5Outer Dark CoffeeNitro Cold BrewCold BrewJust Tapped
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6ZoiglhausSuper PilsPilsner West CoastPortland, OR5.2%32 IBUJust Tapped
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7InclineBasecamp ProctorHouse Cider Fuji, Gala, Honeycrisp, Red Delicious, BraeburnAuburn, WA6.9%Just Tapped
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8OddstockMolasses GingerSemi-Sweet CiderEllensburg, WA6.6%Just Tapped
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9EmpyricalLa RaisonHeritageSnohomish, WA8.5%Just Tapped
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10DrekkerFluff Stuff - Mango MallowSourFargo, ND6%IBUJust Tapped
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11FantômeOld FashionSaison Slow Pour w/ buckwheatSoy, Belgium6%IBUJust Tapped
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12RainierMountain Fresh BeerLagerSeattle, WA4.6%IBUJust Tapped
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13Brothers CascadiaWunderbockDoppelbockVancouver, WA7.2%IBUJust Tapped
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14AyingerBrauweisseGerman HefeweizenAying, Germany5.2%12 IBUJust Tapped
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15Sierra NevadaDraught Style Pale AlePale AleChico, CA5%0 IBUJust Tapped
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16Fort George/GeorgetownVortizafaIPAAstoria, OR7.2%IBUJust Tapped
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17Grains of WrathBuilt For SpeedIPACamas, OR6.7%IBUJust Tapped
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18MatchlessWhhhiped!Hazy IPA Orange, VanillaTumwater, WA6.4%IBUJust Tapped
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19Old StoveCombo LockFrozen Fresh Hop Hazy IPASeattle, WA6.8%IBUJust Tapped
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20No BoatAll Black TuxDouble Hazy IPASnoqualmie, WA8.4%IBUJust Tapped
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21Deep DraftRed Rye ReturningRed Rye AleGorst, WA5.6%40 IBUJust Tapped
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22Belching BeaverPeanut Butter Nitro StoutMilk Stout w/ Peanut ButterOceanside, CA5.3%30 IBUJust Tapped
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23AleSmithNut BrownBrown AleSan Diego, CA5%IBUJust Tapped
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24Lost AbbeyLost and Found Abbey AleBelgian Amber Ale w/ Raisin PureeSan Marcos, CA8%IBUJust Tapped
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25OakshireOrder of the ThistleScotch AleEugene, OR6.8%IBUJust Tapped
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26E9The Bearer CoconutRobust Porter Toasted CoconutTacoma, Washington6.5%IBUJust Tapped
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27Lucky EnvelopeIts-a Me, Oreo!Cream Stout 22lbs of OreosSeattle, WA5.8%IBUJust Tapped
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28Evil TwinFreezer Fresh Sundae NeapolitanPastry Imperial Stout Strawberry, Vanilla, ChocolateBrooklyn, NY12%IBUJust Tapped