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Blue Bee set to release another Heirloom cider into the world

Harrison was the leading cider apple in the Mid-Atlantic and Eastern U.S. throughout the early 1800s-1900s until nearly going extinct.

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The really bad weather isn’t suppose to hit our area until Sunday, so this Saturday you should be fine to hang out at Blue Bee Cider (212 W 6th Street) get a taste of their newest offering, eat a bit, and take in some music. Take advantage of Blue Bee while they’re here because eventually they’ll be over in Scott’s Addition.

From Facebook:

Get a taste of culinary history with our newest (very) small batch containing 100% Harrison cider apples.

The second in our Heirloom Series, Harrison was the leading cider apple in the Mid-Atlantic and Eastern U.S. throughout the early 1800s-1900s until nearly going extinct. Rediscovered in 1976, it’s reclaiming significance through its full-bodied complexity and buttery notes of allspice, golden raisins, and orange zest.

Camden’s Dogtown Market will be serving delicious British-inspired foods from 1-5 p.m.

Live music will be provided by Tara Dillard & Friends, a local celtic roots jam band! They’ll be rocking from 3-6 p.m.

Image: Blue Bee Cider

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Richard Hayes is the co-founder of RVAHub. When he isn't rounding up neighborhood news, he's likely watching soccer or chasing down the latest and greatest board game.