The Results for the 7th Annual New York International Cider Competition are out!

Congratulations to all participants, especially this year’s medal winners for their outstanding products.

Don’t miss out! Explore all the incredible brands that wowed our tastebuds this year.

Check out the link below to see the full list of winners and their amazing ciders!

NYICC 2025 WINNERS

 Winners will be notified shortly

Be sure to mark your calendar for next year’s competition 8th Annual NYICC: March 2026

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What Makes The 6th Annual New York International Cider Competition Special?

Celebrate the art of cider at our distinguished cider competition, where expert judges, blind judging, and transparent pricing come together to provide a fair and prestigious platform. Enjoy unparalleled exposure to buyers, customers, and media, showcasing your cider in a spotlight that honors quality and craftsmanship. Your ciders do not have to be sold in New York or the United States…open to all commercially produced ciders from around the world

Blind Tasting By Category & Price Judging

Top trade buyers judging the ciders by its category and actual price. Real buyers own cider bars, retailers, distributors importers and more.

Marketing Benefits

Winners receive a 2″ physical, digital image of the winning medal to use at no charge for marketing materials. Winners have the option of purchasing authorized medal stickers or medal license fee for bottles and packaging.

Visibility with Buyers

A great opportunity to bring a new cider to market in front of real trade buyers as well as reconnecting for established brands.

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