Martinelli's, aka the Patron Saint Of Making '90s Kids Feel Fancy Without Actually Being Served Alcohol At The Dinner Table, just made a big announcement on its Instagram. The company posted on ...

Martinelli’s 1868 Hard Cider was produced in collaboration with GordonBiersch to celebrate the company’s 150th anniversary. (Photo by MichaelSoo/Gordon Biersch) ...

Later, when the 18th Amendment was repealed, Martinelli's brought the hard cider back in 1933. In 1978, however, due to very low sales it was again pulled out of production.

WATSONVILLE — S. Martinelli & Company, in celebration of its 150th anniversary, is introducing new 1868 Hard Cider. Martinelli’s produced hard cider before the Prohibition era and was forced ...

The Martinelli family, immigrants from Switzerland, had been making hard cider in Watsonville, Calif., since 1868, but when the sale of alcohol became illegal in 1920, S. Martinelli & Company had ...

Whether you were a kid or are now an adult, chances are you've celebrated an event with a glass of Martinelli’s non-alcoholic sparkling cider. For over 150 years, Martinelli’s has produced ...

To commemorate its 150 th anniversary, family owned and operated S. Martinelli & Company is introducing 1868 Hard Cider. Currently in limited distribution on the West Coast, this fresh-pressed ...

Apple juice and sparkling apple cider made Martinelli’s a household name, but it certainly didn’t start that way. When John’s great-great-grandfather, Stephano Martinelli, emigrated from ...

Martinelli's Sparkling Cider dates back to 1868 when Stephen G. Martinelli started making hard apple cider in his brother's barn using apples from California's first commercial orchards.

Martinelli’s Sparkling Cider partnered with McConnell’s Fine Ice Creams on a new apple cider and cranberry jam ice cream flavor, which is available for purchase in time for Thanksgiving.

Hard cider, which is apple cider that's been fermented to contain alcohol, has seen a rise, fall, and rise again in America, with varying popularity over the last few centuries. Second U.S ...