Schilling Cider House 'Chaider' Cider, Washington

Schilling & Company's 'Chaider' Cider is a fall seasonal unlike any other, boldly spiced, beautifully aromatic, and crafted with the signature precision that defines Schilling’s reputation. This inventive cider infuses a proprietary Chai Tea blend, developed in collaboration with Kinglet Tea of Portland, into crisp Washington apple cider, delivering a seasonal sipper perfect for cozy evenings and fireside gatherings.

Product Details:

• ABV: 6.5%
• Style: Spiced cider with proprietary Chai Tea blend
• Profile: Dry–Sweet balance
• Key Ingredients: Local apples and Kinglet Tea’s custom chai spice blend
• Cider Maker: Colin Schilling 

Sensory Description:

Chaider opens with captivating aromas of warming chai spices, think clove, cardamom, cinnamon, and hints of black tea, layered atop the tart-sweet perfume of fresh-pressed apples. On the palate, it’s an evocative blend of crisp cider acidity balanced by rich, toasty spice and subtle tannins. The finish is dry, clean, and tinged with cozy warmth, making it a beloved staple of Pacific Northwest autumns.

Producer's Background:

Founded in Seattle in 2013, Schilling & Company was born from the vision of friends Colin Schilling and Mark Kornei. Colin, who learned to make cider on his family’s farm, brings heritage and heart to the brand. Mark, with a background rooted in engineering, helped turn their dream into one of the country’s most respected cider operations. Today, Schilling is known not only for its creative, high-quality ciders but also for its leadership in sustainability and innovation.

Serving Suggestions:

Serve chilled, between 45–50°F, in a tulip or stemless wine glass to enhance its layered spice profile. Pairs beautifully with spiced nuts, roasted pork, squash soups, or pumpkin desserts. Ideal for sipping around a fire pit or enjoying as a festive companion to fall gatherings.

Schilling & Company's 'Chaider' Cider, Washington, USA, is a seasonal masterpiece that blends craft and comfort in every pour, an unforgettable expression of autumnal character from one of the nation’s most creative cider makers.