Virtue Cider's limited edition release of Rosalita cider costs as much as some bottles of champagne. Virtue CiderCider makers often draw parallels between hard cider and sparkling wine, but an innovative Michigan cider maker just released a bottle of cider that costs as much as some champagnes and sparkling wines. Virtue Cider founder Greg Hall on Wednesday released $100 bottles of Rosalita dry rosé cider made from heirloom apples and rare Schaerbeek cherries. “World Central Kitchen and I, we, are thankful to Greg and Virtue Cider for their support with this amazing new rosé cider,” says Andrés . “After reading his book, I knew Virtue Cider had to get involved in World Central Kitchen,” Hall says.

Source: Forbes July 01, 2020 16:07 UTC