The owners had a crazy idea to start a hard cider business… from scratch. They knew it wouldn’t be easy, but decided to take the leap and start down the entrepreneurial path.

After looking at numerous properties and regions, they always came back to what they referred to as “the stone house property.” Located centrally in Prince Edward County, and just minutes from Picton, Bloomfield, Sandbanks Provincial Park and Wellington, it was a 23-acre property with a gorgeous old stone house. The owners fell in love with it, but never in their wildest dreams did they think they could actually afford, let alone purchase, such a special place.

After many conversations, and a few ciders, they made the decision to take a chance and sell everything they owned in hopes that it would be enough to build their dream.

Through a tremendous amount of work and sweat equity, the transformation began. The orchard was planted. The old stone house was renovated and restored. The production building was constructed, and the first batches of cider were crafted.

And the rest is history.