Montgomery, New York Estate grown · Farm made
BUGNUT FARM CIDERHOUSE
Hudson Valley · New York

Grown
for cider.

French-inspired cider made from proper cider apples, grown entirely on our Hudson Valley farm.

A few bottlings.
Every harvest.
Discover the ciders
Decorative engraving of an apple orchard. Real farm photography will be added later.
01 / The orchardMontgomery, NY
Our bottlings / 2026 release

The ciders.

Our orchard makes a handful of distinct ciders each year. Always dry or off-dry, never sweet. Each bottling reflects its particular blend and harvest.

01 / 2026 Release2025 Harvest

Rosalie

I
Dry8.0% alc/vol

Structured and full-flavored, with firm tannins, bright acidity, a suggestion of richness, and a pleasantly grippy finish.

Apple varieties

St. Martin · Porter’s Perfection · Redfield

02 / 2026 Release2025 Harvest

Lucie

II
Dry8.2% alc/vol

Bright and aromatic, with fragrant orchard-fruit character, lively acidity, and a crisp, persistent finish.

Apple varieties

Northern Spy · Wickson · Liberty · Wild Crabapple

From the cellar / 2025 release

Babette

2024 Harvest

A blend of traditional French cider apples, with Dabinett at its core. Bone dry and produced entirely from estate-grown fruit.

Bone Dry8.4% alc/vol750 mL
01 / The orchard

Apples grown
for cider.

We grow traditional French, English, and American cider varieties chosen for the tannin, acidity, and character they bring to the finished cider. They are grown with minimal intervention, and without irrigation - to concentrate the true character of the fruit

From our orchard

French

Kermerrien · Médaille d’Or · Reine des Pommes · Fréquin Rouge · Bramtot · Vilberie

English

Kingston Black · Dabinett · Yarlington Mill · Porter’s Perfection · Ellis Bitter · Ashmead’s Kernel

Spanish

Collaos · Piel de Sapo

Heirloom American

Harrison · Golden Russet · Northern Spy · Arkansas Black · Stayman · King David

Selected varieties from our orchard
Historical dairy barn illustration MONTGOMERY, NEW YORK · U.S.A.
02 / The ciderhouse

From orchard
to bottle.

The farmhouse dates to the 1700s. Once a dairy farm, the property is now home to our small ciderhouse in a converted barn.

Everything happens here—from growing and harvesting the apples to pressing, fermentation, and bottling. Inspired by the farmhouse ciders of Normandy, ours tend to be stronger and drier, generally around 8% alcohol.

Estate grownFarm madeLimited production