Photo Credit: Original Sin Cider

New York, NY – Original Sin is excited to unveil Original Sin Red Widow Cider, a top-tier cider made from freshly squeezed apples sourced from New York orchards, infused with a thoughtfully curated mix of cherries, red raspberries, strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, and cranberries. This lively, berry-infused cider is tailored for those seeking a crisp, easy-drinking beverage bursting with premium, natural flavors. Its distinctive harmony of sweetness and tanginess delivers a modern spin on traditional fruit-blended ciders.

Overflowing with a symphony of berries, the Red Widow delivers an unparalleled tasting journey. The subtle equilibrium and inherent tartness highlight each fruit’s essence, resulting in a cider experience that’s refreshingly distinctive.

As the latest entry in Original Sin’s acclaimed alcoholic widow series, Red Widow follows the trailblazing Original Sin Black Widow, which launched eight years ago. It positions itself as an elevated companion to the beloved original.

Since its introduction, Original Sin Black Widow has seen remarkable sales surges, building a devoted fanbase. The cider enjoys broad popularity in both on- and off-premise settings and is available at leading stores like Publix, Trader Joe’s, Lowe’s Foods, Whole Foods, Wegman’s, Binny’s, and Total Wine & More.
By launching Red Widow, Original Sin seeks to expand choices for cider enthusiasts with a superior, harmonious alternative that pairs perfectly with Black Widow on store shelves, all while upholding uncompromising standards.

About Original Sin
Established in 1996, Original Sin ranks among the trailblazers of the contemporary U.S. cider scene. Starting with a modest $5,000 investment, founder Gidon Coll began producing cider in Upstate New York before expanding distribution to bars, restaurants, and specialty shops in New York City, laying the groundwork for the market. For the last 29 years, Original Sin has played a key role in U.S. cider associations and has celebrated the remarkable expansion of the worldwide cider sector. The company is still fully independent, distributing across 27 U.S. states and Japan. Additionally, Mr. Coll oversees the Hudson Valley Apple Project, a boutique orchard in Upstate New York focused on conserving and showcasing more than 150 types of heirloom, cider-specific, and contemporary apple varieties.

For more information please visit https://www.origsin.com/