I often get asked, “What’s the difference between apple cider and wassail?”
Apple cider is simply pressed apples — sweet, tangy, and delicious.
Wassail, on the other hand, is cider’s spiced, festive cousin — steeped with cinnamon, cloves, citrus, and a heap of tradition. It was originally made for winter celebrations and shared as a toast to good health and community.
So while cider warms your hands, Old World Wassail warms your heart.