Crispin Hard Cider Company

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Crispin Cider Company
Company typeSubsidiary
IndustryAlcoholic beverage
Founded2004
FounderJoe and Lesley Heron
Headquarters,
United States
ProductsHard ciders
Production output
6 million bottles (2010)[1]
Revenue$5 million (2010)[1]
OwnerMolson Coors
ParentMolson Coors Beverage Company
DivisionsFox Barrel Cider
Websitewww.crispincider.com

Crispin Cider is a hard apple cider company based and produced in Minneapolis, Minnesota by Minneapolis Cider Company.

Crispin was formerly located in Minneapolis. The company acquired Fox Barrel Cider in 2010. The purchase included its cidery in Colfax where the company is now headquartered. In early 2011, Crispin began importing a dry English cider, Browns Lane (named after the original Jaguar factory in Coventry), from England. In 2012, Crispin was acquired by MillerCoors a subsidiary of Molson Coors.[2] The founders of Crispin went on to open Copper & Kings American Brandy in 2014. In 2023 Crispin re-launched with the Minneapolis Cider Company with new varieties and the original Crispin recipe.

Varieties[edit]

Crispin is sold in 6-pack/12-pack 12 ounce cans

  • Original
  • Imperial
  • Mango Mimosa

Varieties (previous)[edit]

12oz bottle products[edit]

Blue Line ciders are sold in four-packs of 12 ounce bottles.

  • Original
  • Brut
  • Pacific Pear
  • Blackberry Pear

22oz bottle products[edit]

  • The Saint
  • Honey Crisp
  • Annual Barrel Aged

Kegs products 1/6th & 1/2 BBL[edit]

  • Original
  • Pacific Pear
  • Blackberry Pear

16oz can products[edit]

  • Original
  • Browns Lane

Imports[edit]

Artisanal reserves[edit]

All of the Artisanals are unfiltered ciders produced using various yeasts and are packaged in 22 ounce bottles.

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b Gorvin, Sarah "Start-up Crispin Cider aims to capture biggest slice of hard cider business", 'Star Tribune, June 14, 2010.
  2. ^ "MillerCoors buys Crispin, Mpls. maker of hard cider". Star Tribune. Archived from the original on 2012-02-09. Retrieved 2012-07-08.


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