Loudoun Cider House

Name: Loudoun Cider House
Address: 43372 Spinks Ferry Road, Leesburg, VA, 20176, US
Telephone: (571) 207-6658
Price range: $

Cidery

Before you go: These details reflect our latest research and change seasonally — confirm directly with the venue. Last verified July 7, 2026. New to tasting rooms? Start with what to expect.

small-batch virginia cider in a lucketts wedding barn

Quick answers

Is Loudoun Cider House dog-friendly?: Dog policy is not confirmed for Loudoun Cider House; call before you bring one.
Do I need a reservation at Loudoun Cider House?: Walk-ins are welcome at Loudoun Cider House for standard visits.
When does Loudoun Cider House open on Saturday?: Loudoun Cider House is usually open on Saturday, but exact Saturday hours are not published here; confirm before you go.
Is Loudoun Cider House family-friendly?: No. Loudoun Cider House is for adults 21 and older.
What food is available at Loudoun Cider House?: Loudoun Cider House lists food as: No regular kitchen; the tasting room has offered light bites, and food trucks appear at special events (pizza and cookie trucks worked the 2025 reopening). Ask about outside food when you confirm your visit..

Visit details

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Walk-ins welcome

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Amenities & access

Tour-bus friendly
Private event space
Wheelchair accessible
Parkingfield parking – sturdy shoes after rain

Visit Loudoun lists bus/limo/motorcoach parking and handicapped-accessible access; official visit page remains event-driven, so step-free tasting details are not otherwise published.

Known pours

Traditional CiderFruited Cider

Menus change: These are styles each venue is known for, not live inventory. Menus rotate, so confirm current pours directly before visiting.

Phone(571) 207-6658

AreaLeesburg & Lucketts

TownLeesburg

Distance~7 mi northeast of downtown Leesburg

Price$

FeesFee not published — typical Loudoun flights run $15-$25; ciders pour as flights, glasses, or bottles at small-producer prices.

HoursIrregular, event-driven schedule that works around the farm's wedding calendar; historically Friday afternoons (2-7pm) and weekend hours roughly noon-6pm in season — verify before visiting, as the posted web schedule lags badly.

DaysOpen Fri–Sun (typical)

ReservationsNo online booking; call or text ahead to confirm the barn is open — the owners also sell bottles by appointment even on closed days.

DogsCall to confirm

FamilyAdults 21+ only

FoodNo regular kitchen; the tasting room has offered light bites, and food trucks appear at special events (pizza and cookie trucks worked the 2025 reopening). Ask about outside food when you confirm your visit.

Address43372 Spinks Ferry Road, Leesburg, VA 20176
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Why visit

One of only a handful of true cideries in Loudoun County, pouring small-batch hard ciders made exclusively from Virginia-grown apples and pears.
The tasting room occupies a renovated 1940s dairy barn at 48 Fields Farm in the Lucketts countryside north of Leesburg, and the same barn doubles as one of the area's busiest wedding venues, so it closes for private events.
Founded in 2021 by Kelly and Steve Ewell, it was bought and relaunched in September 2025 by 48 Fields owners Macy and Cory Schilling, who are recasting it as a neighborhood gathering spot with holiday markets, workshops, and firepit evenings.
The blends are made in partnership with Doug Fabbioli of nearby Fabbioli Cellars, the farm grows 13 apple varieties in its own young orchard, and honey from the on-site apiary goes into the newest cider, Blue Honey.
Alongside cider flights, the tasting room has poured seasonal cider mimosas and sangrias with light bites.
Current official pages still say adults 21+ only, and open dates work around private events and seasonal closures — call or text ahead about dogs and open dates.