Media Coverage

  • A person filming with a professional camera on a tripod, capturing two people sitting on stools at a wooden bar counter during an outdoor event with a fall-colored landscape in the background.

    Chronicle 2020

    We had some visitors from WCVB Channel 5 at the orchard in early October! Our orchard, ciders and taproom were all featured on Chronicle Friday October 30th. If you did not get a chance to see the show

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  • Digital advertisement for Carlson Orchards hard ciders, showing cans with various flavors and a background with apples and branches.

    Carlson Orchards Hard Cider Unveils Bold New Branding

    Carlson Orchards Hard Cider is excited to announce the rollout of its refreshed branding, set to debut this March. The updated design offers a modern twist while remaining true to the authentic flavor that loyal customers have come to love. The comprehensive new look will be applied uniformly across all cider styles, ensuring a cohesive and memorable experience that honors the brand’s storied heritage.

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  • A farm or market scene with pumpkins for sale, a barn decorated with a wreath, outdoor tents, a large communication tower, and a clear blue sky.

    Food Whisperer: A 'gem of a place,' right here in Harvard

    Carlson’s is a gem of a place, right here in Harvard, so if you are looking for someplace close to meet up with a friend, grab a casual bite, or enjoy a pint of hard cider, check it out, if you haven’t already. And if you have, check it out again!

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  • A graphic with a cartoon turkey holding a sign. The sign reads: "Why you should be drinking hard cider, not French wine, at your Thanksgiving table" by chef Paul Corentty. There is a can of Carlson Orchards berry cranberry hard fruit cider at the bottom left. The background is beige and brown with red accents.

    Why You Should Be Drinking Hard Cider, Not French Wine, at Your Thanksgiving Table

    Thanksgiving is America’s feast day—a holiday devoted to celebrating our blessings, family, friends, and the rich harvest that adorns our tables. Our plates are piled high with roasted turkey, stuffing, root vegetables, and pie. With such a distinctly American spread, isn’t it fitting to drink something that’s equally homegrown?

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  • A rural scene with dirt road, utility poles, and power lines. There is a green tractor on the dirt road, and a fenced area with solar panels and bushes. Houses and trees are visible in the background under a clear blue sky.

    Carlson Orchards Goes Solar

    One of the largest orchards in Massachusetts has just cut its utility bill 80% with a $1.1 million 220 KW solar power plant. The state of Massachusetts helped Carlson Orchards with grants totaling $595,000 to help in the installation of the 1,050 solar photovoltaic panels.

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  • Four people standing in front of a large truck advertising New England apple products, including fresh apple cider. The truck has images of apples and cider, and the people are holding signs and banners, some wearing masks.

    Carlson Orchards Donates to Greater Boston Food Bank

    In mid November, we delivered our sixth donated truckload of apple cider to the Greater Boston Food Bank to support their efforts in reducing the increased food insecurity that the Covid-19 pandemic has brought on.

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