Nine Pin Ciderworks Albany

Nine Pin Ciderworks Albany

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Local ciders

Nine Pin Ciderworks recently launched a variety pack of light ciders, inspired by popular cocktails. The pack includes a mimosa cider, as well as a cosmo and mule cider.

"Our Cocktail-Inspired Variety Pack is a celebration of innovation and craftsmanship," said Alejandro del Peral, co-founder and cidermaker. "We wanted to offer cider enthusiasts a unique and exciting tasting experience that combines the familiar comfort of classic cocktails with the crisp refreshment of premium cider."

The mimosa light cider is crafted with apples from Samascott Orchards in Kinderhook and infused with tangerines. The cosmo variety also uses apples from Samascott, and is co-fermented with cranberries from Deer River Cranberries in Brasher Falls. The mule variety is made with Samascott apples, and infused with ginger.

For more information, visit ninepincider.com.

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Restaurant week reminder

In case you missed it, it’s restaurant week in Montgomery County and Clifton Park.

The former, known as Take a Bite of Montgomery, features 22 restaurants and other eateries.

It runs from Wednesday through Sunday, with most participating venues offering $15 or $25 deals. For the full list of restaurants, along with the specials they’re offering, visit visitmontgomerycountyny.com.

In Clifton Park, restaurant week is already underway and runs through Sunday, with 17 restaurants offering special menus. For the full list, visit discovercliftonpark.com.

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