OUR MISSION? IT'S SIMPLE.
Cedar Creek Cider is a young, fresh division of Cedar Creek Orchard. Our mission is to craft the best, 100% Australian apple cider that we possibly can, and to share it with the people who matter the most to us: you.
Brand New Cider Club
We've started a Cider Club, and we would love you to join us. we endeavor to keep your fridge stocked with the best cider plus something special each month.
Everyone's first order receives a T-Shirt worth $40.
If you want to know what comes next, you will have to sign up. We will be doing all that we can do to go above and beyond for our Cider Club, that could include Collabs, Personal Gifts, Private party invites (post covid) and freebies for you and your friends!.
OUR PRODUCTS
Explore our range of locally produced 100% Australian made apple cider, sparkling apple and juice.
Free shipping on all Cider orders.
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The Cedar Creek Cider Cocktail series
It’s time to rethink the cocktail. One thing’s for sure. Our decades of family history on the Cedar Creek Orchard...
Cedar Creek Featured on ABC Landline
We were delighted to have the team from ABC Landline visit us and create the feature on the evolution of...
Cider: A Brief History
So, food for thought: apples have been around for a while. We’re talking fifty, sixty million years, and from the get-go, they managed fairly well on their own: reproducing and flourishing, centuries before the first humans wandered onto the scene. When that lucky caveperson - whoever they were - bit into an apple for the first time, you’d think they’d have hit the prehistoric jackpot because, as we all know, apples are pretty great.
The Cedar Creek Cider Cocktail series
It’s time to rethink the cocktail. One thing’s for sure. Our decades of family history on the Cedar Creek Orchard...
Cedar Creek Featured on ABC Landline
We were delighted to have the team from ABC Landline visit us and create the feature on the evolution of...
Cider: A Brief History
So, food for thought: apples have been around for a while. We’re talking fifty, sixty million years, and from the get-go, they managed fairly well on their own: reproducing and flourishing, centuries before the first humans wandered onto the scene. When that lucky caveperson - whoever they were - bit into an apple for the first time, you’d think they’d have hit the prehistoric jackpot because, as we all know, apples are pretty great.