2 Towns Ciderhouse

Went here two days in a row. Great little location at a strip mall. Outdoor seating was nice. Looked like they had some games in the back. Enjoyed some of the best cider in OR (anywhere for that matter), much of it was from the cidery itself.
Definitely try the 2 towns cider and if you’re in Corvo, head to the pub.
Guy behind the bar was totally into it. Great service and conversation.

Incredible experience! We visited Two Towns Ciderhouse on a Monday afternoon. A group of six us did the cider tasting, which at $ 4 each we thought was great value. The service was fantastic! We were treated to some information and advice from the bar tender, and she even took us «behind the scenes» for a look at how they produce the cider. We went away with a growler of the Rubarbarian (a must). Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a unique and delicious experience.

Great place. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. Lots of ciders to choose from. Return of the Mac is a new Fav.

My sister and I love this place!
But tonight I couldn’t stay and taste because the fruit flies were so bad!

I love this place, the staff is extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and willing to make suggestions based on your preferences. They have a Wide variety of choices from super sweet to super dry. This place is a great time

After my previous review, 2 Towns Ciderhouse issued me a full refund of my purchase. Even though I may not like their cider, I have to give them props for trying to make it up to me. If only more places were as honorable.

Absolutely fantastic flavors. They truly put brands like Angry Orchard to shame. Genuine flavors that taste just like described on the bottle, not just sugary juice. Great little tasting room and so glad to see this brand spreading. Hop & Stalk flavor is the greatest!

Didn’t get a chance to try their sampler because I showed up before they were opened. BUT they let me in to buy some stuff to take with me on our two months long road trip. I got to share these amazing drinks with friends all along the West Coast, Seattle to SanDiego.
I was blown away by these guys, best hard cider I’ve ever had… by a long shot! The cider master reserve was the best drink I’ve ever had, no exaggeration. I’m just hoping I can find their stuff in New England when I get home! Their apricot was also phenomenal.

Loved the Reserve! Friendly vibe… Tim the bartender is great to talk to and very knowledgable about the area. Great place to hang out for a few if you’re just coming into the area.

They make my favorite ciders. These guys deserve alot of respect. The Ginja Ninja is my current favorite flavor. Each cider is its own experience, and its not bad for you (compared to most ciders).

Delicious cider! 2 Towns came down to San Diego for a beer festival and I loved their cider, so obviously I had to go visit their tasting room if I was in the area. The tasting room is not on the main part of town and is located next to a brewery. They have such a great variety of ciders, from very traditional apple cider (Bright cider) to something completely experimental like the Throne of Thorns (Blackberry Raspberry cider). There are also some meads to choose from. I had a flight of 5: Bright Cider, Throne of Thorns, Cherried Away, and a Raspberry Mead. The bartender was super helpful in telling me other cideries in Oregon and Washington. I told her I was going to Portland next and she highly suggested Bushwackers. I loved the Throne of Thorns, unfortunately they didn’t have any left in the bottle. Luckily I was able to obtain a bottle at Bushwackers in Portland. Super friendly staff and delicious cider. If you love cider, you must stop here.

Best cider ever. I bought a bottle aged in bourbon barrels for my boyfriend and one in in pinot barrels for myself. He generally drinks whiskey, I only drink wine. So finding a cider for us was kinda fun.

If you are a fan of hard cider, then Oregon is the place to visit and one place you have to go is the 2 Towns Ciderhouse in Corvallis.
After being disappointed with the ciders I tried at Bushwacker in Portland, I drove down to Corvallis a few days later.
Every cider I sampled was excellent and each had very distinctive, very bold flavors. I was simply blown away by the Made Marion and the Cherried Away.

2 Towns was one of our stops during a beer/​cider tour I put together for my husband for his bday. I love the Bad Apple Cider and they had so many on-​tap I hadn’t tasted before. The lady at the counter was really great. She was patience and provided great service for our large group. I would def check them out if you are in the Corvallis area. (They are right next door to Mazama !).

Damn Fine Cider. No, really, it is amazing cider. We are cider aficionados and we drive 90 minutes for 2Towns, all.the.time. We always get 2Towns at festivals, at Fred Meyer, at restaurants when available. The gals in the tasting room are super friendly and nice. Bring your empty growlers, or purchase a new one here. You are NOT going to want to go home without some Damn Fine Cider. Ah heck, get yourself a case, you’ll drink it. I just need you to make a bumper sticker, then all my 2Towns dreams will come true.

This place is great! Only $ 4 for 4 samplers. And $ 3 for some cheese curds, only $ 1 for chips! Can’t beat a fun stop with tasty beer and treats for under $ 10! Cheap date night stop. My husband isn’t a big cider fan, but he was by the time we left. Lots of different options that aren’t as sweet as the bottled brands. Still tasty and very unique. Would highly recommend. They do samplers, pints, and fill growlers.

They make Damn Fine Cider! Maybe I am a little bias… during undergrad, I had a lot of classes with the brew-​master and had the opportunity to try some his great concoctions. From the beginning, even though he was just experimenting – the blueberry wine, sparkling pear wine, and pumpkin beer were all so good.
When they first started, it was just the Bad Apple and Bright Cider (which was called by a different name). I’ve never been a fan of cider because they tend to be on the sweeter side until I had the Bad Apple – with an ABV of 10.5%, it tastes more like a beer than a cider. I was hooked! The second cider I tried was the Serious Scrumptious and I shared a 500ml bottle with a friend. We both felt the alcohol with only half the bottle each and he also commented that it reminded him more of a beer. Another friend of mine was addicted to the Peardise but, sadly, they no longer make that product anymore. That’s alright, as long as they never get rid of their Made Marion because that is the most delicious. This past fall, I fell in love with their ‘Cot in the Act… I stocked pile it in case it was a limited release.
Today, I finally got to visit their Tasting Room during my trip down memory lane. It was very cozy and festive! They have their Christmas tree up with cider cans as ornaments. A huge selection on tap and tasters are 4 for $ 4! They have merchandises for sale as well as growlers of cider. Its unfortunate that some of their limited releases and seasonal are not bottled, only available in the taproom. That just means that I’ll have to make trips down more frequently.
When I was living in California, I would have my sister ship me some of their ciders from Corvallis – I am glad that they are distributing in Washington and California now. Honestly, I tried a bunch of different ciders from many vendors during the Cider Summit PDX and nothing compared to 2 Town Ciderhouse. The Made Marion was definitely the best in show.

I have been dying to try this tasting room since it openes. Luckily, a recent trip to Corvallis provided an opportunity. We opted for a flight and there were plenty of options. The 4 samples were only $ 4. Quite the deal! The view was great with some kind of garden or orchard in the back. Our favorites were the Maid Marion, Bad Apple, and Naughty & Nice. Cider is such a great compromise between beer and wine I can see why it is becoming so popular. I loved being able to support local business and having a large variety of choices to sample. I will definitely make this a traditional stop when visiting Corvallis.

2 Towns Ciderhouse makes some of the best ciders that the northwest has to offer. Whole, pressed fruit, with no added sugars or chemical flavors allows the natural ingredients to speak for themselves and I like what I hear…
I can’t really pick a favorite because they are all so delicious. BrightCider is super crisp and drinkable, definitely a cider that would please both the seasoned cider drinker and the new comer. The Bad Apple is big and bold, with some lovely complexity, one of the more unique and crowd pleasing ciders I have come across. All of their seasonals have a neat twist to them that makes them unique as well. Some of my faves are: Rhubarbarian, Ginja Ninja, Cherried Away, Nice and Naughty, Serious Scrump and Made Marion.
The limited release line up has never let me down either, my favorite being Hop and Stalk, a citra hopped rhubarb cider and my second favorite Fly’N South which is a gooseberry cider fermented with English cider yeast… yum! You can also find Cidre Muscato and Cot In The Act here and there if you hunt around a bit. Both of which are exceptional.
Case in point: 2 Towns Ciderhouse makes some Damn Fine Cider!

2 Towns had a central role in our wedding, is owned and run by a handful of folks that I went to high school and college with, and NOW they have an amazing tasting room.
I had the opportunity, when arranging wedding things last summer, to see the new space in it’s infancy. The tasting room concept described to me (coming from a similarly sized space that included the entire operation previously). This year, on a visit to town, I checked back on the progress.
Wow. It’s reasonably priced, the bar (and space in general) is really great, there is cider EVERYwhere, and the tasting information/​educations was helpful in learning about this genre of drink.
We did a traditional cider tasting and 2 Towns more oft known varieties. I loved the marionberry and cherry, but find it hard to criticize any of the others. Cider is my drink of choice and these are all good for different occasions, meals, etc. in my mind. There is also the option for snacks if alcohol on an empty stomach might pose a problem.
If you want to support a great local business, get down to the tasting room, take a few bottles to go, and learn that while beer and wine have a place in the fabric of the area, cider is a nice option, as well.
I can’t wait to go back!