The Cider Maker's Manual: A Practical Hand-Book
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For most of its early history, America was awash in cider, the most popular drink of the 18th and 19th centuries. Originally a farmer's drink, it was a staple on farms and plantations in the colonies and an intimate part of everyday life for all citizens from Revolutionary War soldiers to elite landowners and officials. John Adams drank it every morning to settle his stomach, and politicians gave it away at rallies to gain popularity. Although not much is know about the author, Jonathan Bue...























