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[vulturehill]

This was quite good. @dragonsheadcider SV #NewtownPippin 🥝🍏✨💧🌱. . . . #cidertasting #cider #Washingtoncider #cideriswine #vulturehill

[drivenoutside]

Adulting was hard today. Went to grocery store and bought coping sullied for this evening and half &half to but in my coffee/nectar of the gods the morning after. #adulting #franziskaner #germanbeer #hardcider #washingtoncider #coffee

[prettypeacocklife-blog]

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[thecidertimes-blog]

Cider Growlers Now in Effect in Washington State -

A whole slate of new Washington state laws went into effect last Thursday, 90 days after the legislative session ends. Among them are a few laws that affect the way Washingtonians can get their drink on. Here are the changes:

Places licensed to sell beer growlers can now also sell cider growlers.

Craft cider is booming in Washington state, but the law hasn’t been exactly clear on how to deal with it. Is it more like wine? More like beer? Well, the passage of SB 6442 means that cider can be sold in growlers — the reusable, typically glass jugs — the same way beer on tap has been sold for years from local bottleshops and bars. The Northwest Cider Association expects this to be a huge boon for cideries trying to get a spot on local tap lists. The bill passed on March 19, and went into effect June 12.

Read more on the new laws taking effect in WA here at the Inlander blog.

You can also find more blogging on Cider Growlers in WA on TwoBrewReview.com

Photo used by inlander.com

As always, keep on drinking cider.

Cheers,

CT