Issue 13 / 2021
- Focus on the Fruit: Language and Cider by Dan Pucci
- What Apple is That? And Where Did It Come From? by Tierney Routson
- Cider Cocktail: Royal Violette Fizz by Jennie Dorsey
- Apple Testament by Ellen Cavalli
- George and Ursula Granger: The Erasure of Enslaved Black Cidermakers by Darlene Hayes
- Dispatches from the Wild by Alexander M. Koch
Original cover art by Rachael Morris
Original poetry by Alexander M. Koch, Lee Reeve, and Jayne Arnott
Issue 12 / 2021
- Off the Clock by Ambrosia Borowski
- New Faces in New Places by Julian Wood
- Pivoting Pomes by Dan Daugherty
- On Classifying Cider by Soham Bhatt
- No More Masters by Megan Larmer
- Two Portraits
Original cover art by Francesca DeLuca
Original poetry by Richard Ihrig
Issue 11 / 2020
- Making Her Mark: The Lives of Women Botanical Artists
- All About Them Apples by Malaika Tyson
- Burn Them! by Adalyn Schuenenmyer
- Grass is Greener: A Cider Cocktail by Kapri Robinson
- British Women and the Art of Cider by Elizabeth Pimblett
- Start by Telling the Truth by Melissa Madden
- Did Women Kill the Cider Industry? by Darlene Hayes
Original cover art by Stephanie Martin
Original poetry by Jane Burn, Francesca Preston, and Cristie Kisler
Issue 10 / 2020
- When It Comes to Apples, Crazy is Relative by Emily Ritchie
- Summer Cider by Steve Garwood
- On the Passing of Giants by Diane Flynt
- Will the Real Foxwhelp Please Stand Up by John Bunker
- Letters to My Friends by Fabio Chizolla
Original cover art by Xavier Valarino
Orignal poetry by Lee Reeve and Jean Atkin
Issue 9 / 2020
- Dispatches: A Snapshot of Cider in Extraordinary Times
- The Pandemic and the Ancient Apple Tree by John Bunker
- A Narrative of Place by Dan Pucci
- A Brief and Potentially Erroneous History of the Finger Lakes National Forrest by Melissa Madden
Cover by Brad DeFrees
Original interior images by Xavier Valarino and Jim Sligh
Original poetry by Crystie Kisler, Bill Lyon, Martha Teal, and Lee Reeve
Issue 8 / 2020
- The Pommelier by Felix Nash
- Let Us Speak of Apples by Darlene Hayes
- The Slow Dance of Winter, a photo essay
- For Those That Look by Sm Wilkin
- Cracking the Growth CANundrum, Part 2 by Dan Daugherty
Cover image by Eva Deitch
Interior images by Jake Mann, Darlene Hayes, Bill Bradshaw, Eric Lewandowski, & Michel Jodoin
Original poetry by Martha Teal and Lee Reeve
Issue 7 / 2019
- A Righteous Calling a Q & A with Sean Turley
- Cracking the Growth CANundrum, Part 1 by Dan Daugherty
- Why Grow Weird Apples? by Tierney Routson
- On the Beauty of Edible Wildness by Melissa Madden
Cover art a collage of apple images by Sean Turley
Original poetry by Crystie Kisler, Bill Lyon, and Martha Teal
Issue 6 / Summer 2019
- Lessons from an Apple Detective: Do you have a Seedling or a Grafted Tree by John Bunker
- The Culture of the Uncultivated: A Treatise on Dennison Red by Andy Brennan
- Is Cider Wine? Thoughts on the Nature of Identity by Darlene Hayes
- What Can We Learn from Cans? by Mike Reis
Cover art by John Bunker
Original poetry by Bill Lyon, Martha Teal, Crystie Kisler, and Lee Reeve
Photography and illustration by Eric Lewandowski
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Issue 5 / Spring 2019
- Orchard Carbon Farming: Hope in a Changing Climate by Ryan Johnston
- The Meaning of Sidra and Inseparability of Culture by Darlene Hayes
- Why Make Natural Ciders? Closing the Loop from Orchard to Cidery by Dan Rinke
- The Lexicon of Natural and the Co-opting of Language by Kim Hamblin
- Whose Heritage? American Cider in Black and White by Olivia Maki
Cover photography by Jake Mann
Original poetry by Bill Lyon, Martha Teal, and Crest Kisler
Interior art by Kim Hamblin
Issue 4 / Winter 2019
- A New Eden: Cider, Religion, & Politics in 17th Century England by Darlene Hayes
- Cider in Japan: Land of the Rising Pome by Lee Reeve
- But First, the Backstory: Framing Cider by Andy Brennan
- What is 'Orchard-Based' Cider? On Source vs. Style by Jenn Smith
Cover art by Polly Giragosian
Original Poetry by Bill Lyon, Martha Teal, Keith Kintigh, and Crystie Kisler
Issue 3 / Fall 2018
- Downside of Up: Or, That Which Creeps in on the Road to Cider Success by Dan Daugherty
- Pippin on a Pedestal: The Quest for Ciders of Place by Matt Kaminsky
- Tippecanoe and Cider Too: Barreling Toward Populism by Dan Pucci
- Cid-Her: Creating an Egalitarian Community by Ellen Cavalli
- In Her Own Words: Stories from Women in the Cider Industry
- A Gender Revolution Walks into a Bar by Ambrosia Borowski
Cover art by Emily Robinson
Original Poetry by Bill Lyon and Andy Brennan
Issue 2 / Summer 2018
- On Words: And What We Do with Them by Darlene Hayes
- Substance over Style: Navigating the World and Words of Cider by Mike Reis
- Past is Prologue: The Relocalization of Cider by Ben Watson
- Lost in Time: When Memory May Not Serve You Well by Dan Pucci
- If Trees Could Talk: A Personal Reflection by Robby Honda
Cover by Eric Lewandowski
Original Poetry by Bill Lyon