Cultivating Connection Through Cider
We are a multi-generational, family-owned craft cidery. We are dedicated to reviving the use of heirloom bittersweet varietals in our dry craft ciders and to highlighting produce from local farms. Our aim is to create and nurture meaningful relationships with our communities, use inventive recipes to accentuate unique flavor profiles and to collaborate with local businesses, farmers, educators and artisans alike.
HOST YOUR EVENT
HOST YOUR EVENT
Are you an artisan or creator?
Book Wheel Line Cider in 2024 as a venue to host your next crafty class! If you book during one of our open dates, then we will waive the venue fee! See our open dates here.
If you are interested or need more info, please contact us!
Apple Donations
Thank you to those of you that donate to the making of Rodeo City Community Cider! This cider is made purely from donated local apples (of all kinds!). We only ask that the apples are in healthy condition. Your fruit donations help us create a unique cider in which we use a portion of the proceeds to plant back into our community by making a financial contribution to a local 501 c-3 nonprofit. The 2024 recipient of our Rodeo City Community Cider Project is Kittitas County Search and Rescue and our 2025 recipient will be the Menastash Grange! Thank you for your Pom-tribution!
“Thanks for adding some wonderful memories to our amazing journey!”
Stay with us through Harvest Host!
Are you a Harvest host member? Experience a stay unlike any other at our country cidery!
WLC in the Media
Yakima Herald | Central Washington is the Home of Exceptional Wine, Beer, and Cider
Sip Magazine- Fruit it Forward
Seattle District Office Rural Small Business of the Year 2020 by the Small Business Administration
Daily Record | Joining forces: Wheel Line Cider teams with Kittitas County Cattlewomen