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Halifax, Nova Scotia
Nova Scotian craft cidery and Halifax Pride sponsor, across the harbor in Dartmouth.
A craft cidery and taproom in downtown Dartmouth, across the harbor from Halifax. Lake City ferments 100% Nova Scotian apples from the Annapolis Valley on-site, pouring rotating taps in a compact room shared with Brightwood Brewery. Flights are the way to sample the range. The cidery is an official sponsor of the Halifax Pride Festival and produces the limited-edition District Pride Rosé — an apple cider with blackcurrant wine — released annually for Pride season. Small pet-friendly patio. Indoor seating for about 25.
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