Apple Cider: The Drink That Became Fall - How an old-school apple drink somehow became the unofficial beverage of sweater weather, pumpkin patches, and pretending 72 degrees is cold.
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Okay drinkers and thinkers, we need to talk about apple cider.
Because somewhere along the way, this centuries-old drink went from “we have a bunch of apples…now what?” to being one of the biggest signs that FALL HAS ARRIVED.
But apple cider’s story is way older — and a little messier — than the cute jugs at the apple orchard would have you believe.
In Episode 4 of True Mocktails, Princess — aka Thirsty Homebody — is getting into the history of apple cider, how cider drinking changed over the years, and how this humble apple drink became permanently attached to fall in America.
We’re talking apples, orchards, old-school drinking habits, Prohibition, nostalgia, fall marketing and the reason one sip of cider can suddenly make you want to buy a blanket you absolutely do not need.
Grab your drink and come hang out.
Because apparently even apple cider has a backstory.
QUESTION FOR THE DRINKERS & THINKERS:
What drink officially tells your brain that fall has arrived?
Apple cider? Pumpkin spice? Chai? Something else?
Come tell me!
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NEXT ON TRUE MOCKTAILS:
Episode 5 — The Strange History of the Martini