Headwater Cider

Headwater Cider New England estate cider

We have lost a shining light. I just heard that Benjamin Watson passed. He had been putting up the good fight for quite ...
08/16/2026

We have lost a shining light. I just heard that Benjamin Watson passed. He had been putting up the good fight for quite some time. He was a friend, author, editor, and cider guru. For many, many years he curated the salon at CiderDays, bringing thousands of international bottles to Franklin County. It will not be the same without him. His book belongs on your shelves. The cider world is dimmed today.

One entry. One medal. Took a silver at the Big E.
08/16/2026

One entry. One medal. Took a silver at the Big E.

They're back!
07/19/2026

They're back!

07/15/2026

The future! A spray drone demonstration at UMass Cold Spring Orchard.

Buy in season. Freeze, can, or dry. Did someone say, "ferment"?https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1XHAGdHKVz/
07/13/2026

Buy in season. Freeze, can, or dry. Did someone say, "ferment"?
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1XHAGdHKVz/

🚨 BREAKING: Farmers across Massachusetts are reminding everyone that some of the best food in America is already being grown right here at home. 🌽🚜🇺🇸
A proud message echoes across the Commonwealth:
“Massachusetts doesn’t need to look across the world — Massachusetts needs to back Massachusetts farmers.”
From cranberries and apples to dairy, sweet corn, blueberries, seafood, maple syrup, pumpkins, and family farms across the state — Massachusetts agriculture helps feed communities while preserving a rich farming tradition. 🌾🍎🫐
But behind every harvest is a long season of early mornings, unpredictable New England weather, rising costs, and hardworking families who keep farms running day after day.
From the Berkshire Hills in the west… To the fertile fields of Central Massachusetts… To the farms and coastal communities of Cape Cod and the South Shore…
Massachusetts farmers keep working long before sunrise and long after sunset. ☀️🚜
Supporting local farms means more than buying food. It means supporting local families. Protecting farmland. Strengthening rural communities. And making sure future generations can keep growing what feeds America. 🇺🇸🌱
Every field planted. Every crop harvested. Every barn maintained. Every season completed.
That’s Massachusetts pride. 🌽🍎
Back Massachusetts farmers. Support local. Support the people who feed America. 🚜🇺🇸
🌾🚜🍎

The bride, groom, and family arrived from the church by hay wagon.
06/28/2026

The bride, groom, and family arrived from the church by hay wagon.

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Hawley, MA
01339

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