Al Snape, the owner and founder of Far From The Tree, believes New England can have a hard cider that is distinct from the rest of the world. Like wine, hard cider offers distinct tastes from region to region, country to country. New England, though, does not yet have its own cider taste. From the way it seems, with their recently acquired 120-acre apple orchard, Salem’s Far From The Tree might become the New England cider.
Far From The Tree is not the first craft cider company to own an orchard; several mom-and-pop cider makers produce their cider from their backyards. That said, Far From The Tree is onto something a littl
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