LibbyToronto Cider Festival is back, and taking their ciders on the road! Toronto’s favourite apple event is headed to the rolling hills of two very distinct orchard locations; Spirit Tree Estate Cidery in Caledon and Shiny Apple Cider at Small Talk Vineyards in Niagara on the Lake.
Dubbed The Road Trip, these two unique locations are bridging the gap on COVID-friendly event spaces, branching out and bringing the best of Ontario’s rugged landscape and a bumper crop of our made-in-Ontario ciders to the masses. Instead of an obstacle, the team behind the festival saw it as an opportunity, and we’re loving the format of this orchard-outdoor garden party.
YOUR TICKET INCLUDES:
90 minutes of cider-tasting fun at the location of your choosing for you and a friend (Caledon OR NOTL) 🍏 DJ road trip tunes and a local itinerary of must-sees along the way 🍏 Gourmet charcuterie board to nibble with your cider flights 🍏 Take-home gift for the road 🍏 Charity-tie in- each package feeds ten kids 🍏
ENTER FOR A CHANCE TO WIN:
The exclusive event runs until October 31st and we want to send you and a friend to ONE of the experiences (ONE package includes two tickets)! Leave us a comment below or on our corresponding social media posts and let us know what your favourite fall pastime is! Contest begins on September 24th and ends October 2nd, 2021 at 6:00 pm EST.
Be sure to follow @tociderfest and @auburn_lane to get notified of the winner!
No purchase necessary. You must must be 19+ and a resident of Ontario to enter and to be deemed a winner of this contest. All covid protocols, including masking and vaccination passports are required. AuburnLane.com accepts no responsibility for travel, transportation or potential covid exposure. The winner must choose one (1) location and one (1) date and time slot based on availability. The winner must accept the prize as delivered. Winner must coordinate travel to and from the respective location. The prize is valued at $149.99 plus HST. Prize has no cash value and cannot be transferred or sold.
Please do not drink and drive and always drink responsibly!
Images courtesy Toronto Cider Festival.