I want to dive in to ice cold cans

Does this apply for presidential debates?

Who had “bleach injected in their arm”?

Word on the street is that Houston Cider is opening their garden this Saturday. #houstoncider #houston #cider

Vermouth and Rosé cider. Going to need to work on this.

I survived another year of receiving no mayonnaise filled Boston Creme donut this year. Go me!

Snack time #houstoncider

It’s been over a year since I last had a draft cider. Today, the draft drought is over! Houston Cider Hibiscus Mint

I think I’m going off the rails #houstoncider

Dealing with all aspects of kegs today: cleaning, scrubbing, filling, evacuating. It’s like playing video game but with more labor.

🐝We are looking to hire another member of the team.🐝 Looking specifically for someone with food handling experience who can also drive stick and lift 50#. If you are that unicorn, please send a resume to info at bee2beehoney.com

“What is a hard cider? What do you mean it has alcohol in it? Do you have hard ciders without alcohol?”

I’m glad NOAA wants May 15 to be the start of hurricane season. I’m sad because global climate change is here

Can’t decide if I need caffeine or cider. What type of day will the rest of the day be?

I feel like I’m the only one that likes the rain in this city. It keeps the heat of hell at bay.

I drove 10 miles today and was in three states. The joys of the Northeast

It feels like a bunch of bee stings. #firsttattoo

Cheers to World Cider Day 🍎🍺 Houston Cider click2houston.com/houston-life/2…

TMYK Chairman Kevin J. Lilly MS has the highest winery permit fee of $3600. They have 3 wineries. Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission new winery permit fee of $3400 (250%) will be the second highest in the nation. The proposed fee will kill #texaswine and #smallbusiness Do you want to be MS?Texas Wine & Grape Growers Association Texas Tribune

With respect Chairman Kevin J. Lilly you should stop comparing the Texas wine industry to California. For one they have significantly lower winery permit fees. With the current Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission rule, winery permit fees are comparable to Utah and Mississippi