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Buskey Cider to begin canning flagship offering RVA Cider this week
The move will make Buskey the first cidery to produce a 12oz canned hard cider in Virginia.
Buskey Cider will begin canning its flagship beverage, its RVA Cider, producing the first 12 oz 6-pack of canned hard cider in Virginia this week. The cans will be sold from the tasting room at 2910 W. Leigh Street in Scott’s Addition. Distribution of the cans will begin in the coming weeks in Richmond locations through Loveland Distributing.
Team Buskey chose a can design for Buskey’s RVA Cider that reflects their home of Richmond, Virginia. The can features the RVA skyline and the building where Buskey is made. It also has a “VA Apples” seal on the front to show that the apples pressed to make the cider are local to the state of Virginia.
“We have known for years that cans are better for both the product and for the environment,” said Will Correll, founder and CEO. “One of the best things about cans rather than bottles is that our fans can enjoy them with family and friends anywhere they go.”
Cans will be available beginning Saturday, January 21st.
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