A new look for Woodchuck Cider! Watch for it on shelves near you!
August 26, 2015
Can you believe it? It’s been a whole year since we moved into our new Cidery here in Middlebury, Vermont! It’s been one wild and awesome ride and we’re excited that we got to celebrate with all of you every step of the way. Tens of thousands of you have come from across the globe to raise a pint of ice-cold Woodchuck Cider with us in our Cider House tap room. As we celebrate our one year anniversary in our new digs, we decided to give a little kick to our six pack design for the styles you’ve come to love over the years.
We’ve never changed our recipes and we’re not starting now, the taste profiles you’ve come to love over the last 24 years are all still intact. Each style is the same as it’s always been: crisp, refreshing and full of flavor! We believe great cider comes from quality ingredients and true passion for making it. We know we have those two items covered so now it’s time for our packaging to showcase that.
When you spot the new Woodchuck packaging on the shelves you will see the ingredients pop out at you. From sliced apples to apples filled with hops the imagery will highlight the taste and quality of the cider in the bottle, while still showcasing the Woodchuck Cidery or the old Woodchuck truck that visitors have come to love while visiting the Cider House.
Check out the new six packs for Amber, Granny Smith, Hopsation and Pear! These styles have begun shipping around the United States!
AMBER
Woodchuck Amber: Refreshing red apple taste. The Original Hard Cider!
GRANNY SMITH
Woodchuck Granny Smith Cider: Tart green apple taste!
HOPSATION
Woodchuck Hopsation Cider: Hop forward cider!
PEAR
Woodchuck Pear Cider: Crisp ripe pear taste!
Raspberry and a brand new Cluster ‘Chuck package are soon to follow. Keep an eye out and enjoy!
THE EVOLUTION OF AMBER
As we look to the future, it’s fun to look back and see how far the packaging has come. Check out the Amber bottle in all of it’s varieties over the years!
Evolution of Woodchuck Amber bottles.
Keep on ‘Chuckin’!
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