Third Annual BC Cider Week Returns April 28 – May 7

Vancouver Island, British Columbia – January 30, 2017 – The Northwest Cider Association (NWCA) announces the third annual BC Cider Week, now taking place in the Spring – happening from April 28th to May 7th. This ten day craft cider celebration will see many cider events, tastings and festivities anticipated throughout British Columbia.

This year, the official BC Cider Week will now take place earlier to help celebrate the art of craft cider and the upcoming summer season. Watch for tasting events from Kelowna to Vancouver Island, including tap take overs, cider pairing meals, and much more throughout the 10 day event.

British Columbia Cider Week Cider Social. (image courtesy of Sherrye Wyatt)

“The BC Cider industry is experiencing a lot of excitement and growth and our Third Annual BC Cider Week celebrates this,” said Emily Ritchie, executive director of the Northwest Cider Association. “We are excited to be moving this festival to the Spring – kicking off the summer season with many great events throughout BC.”

Watch for events posted on Facebook: facebook.com/bcciderweek. When applicable, tickets and reservations are strongly encouraged, such as for the BC Cider Week Kick-off and Send-off events. Thank you to our sponsor, Commercial Logistics, the transport division of Container World.

British Columbia Cider Week Cider Social from 2016. (image courtesy of Sherrye Wyatt)

About Northwest Cider Association:
Founded in 2010, the Northwest Cider Association (NWCA) brings cideries and cider lovers together to learn, experience and enjoy the Northwest cider culture. Representing more than 80 commercial cidermakers from throughout Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia, the group is dedicated to supporting, promoting and growing this thriving industry. NWCA hosts cider-themed events, including Cider Rite of Spring, Summer Cider Day, and Cider Weeks in Oregon, Washington and British Columbia. For more information about the Northwest Cider Association, visit www.nwcider.com, or follow the growing organization on Facebook and Twitter (@nwcider).