Ciderboys Cider Co. Signs with Cavalier Distributing in Indiana

STEVENS POINT, Wis. — Indiana wants Ciderboys’ handcrafted hard ciders, and now it has them. Thanks to a new partnership with Indiana beverage wholesaler Cavalier Distributing, Ciderboys unique “fruitful pairings,” are now available across the Hoosier State.

The gluten-free, carbonated hard ciders from Ciderboys Cider Co., which blend unexpected fresh fruit flavors with the crisp taste of apple cider are sold in six-packs of 12-oz bottles at retail stores, and in select bars, taverns and restaurants on draft or in bottles. Year-round flavors First Press, a traditional hard cider, and Strawberry Magic, a blend of apple cider and strawberries, are also sold in 12-packs of 12-ounce cans, and First Press and summer seasonal Peach County recently became available in single-serve and four-pack 16-ounce cans.

Additional Ciderboys flavors are summer seasonal Pineapple Hula, made with fresh Hawaiian pineapples; Cranberry Road, an inspired pairing of apple cider with cranberries sold in the fall; winter seasonals Mad Bark, spiced with cinnamon, and Grand Mimosa, made with juicy Florida oranges; and spring seasonal Raspberry Smash, a blend of apple cider and raspberries.

Cavalier Distributing

Established in 1992 by Founder and President George Fisher, Cavalier Distributing is one of the only beverage distributors in the country with a portfolio comprised exclusively of American craft beverages and imports. Cavalier is dedicated to bringing great beer and spirits to increasingly discerning, appreciative and educated consumers in Indiana, Ohio and Florida. Cavalier employs more than 360 employees throughout the three states and is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio; Indianapolis, Ind.; and Lakeland, Fla.

“Indiana is a perfect market for Ciderboys refreshing hard ciders, and Cavalier Distributing, with a well-founded reputation as a craft beer authority, is the right partner to ensure Ciderboys products will be as popular and successful in the Hoosier State as they are elsewhere,” said Julie Birrenkott, Ciderboys Marketing Manager.