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Heritage apples grown on Lopez Island are freshly pressed for hard ciders and non-alcoholic apple juice.
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Fresh cranberries are pressed for the cranberry juice that contains no alcohol. A small farmer in Grayland, Washington (southwest part of the state), grows the Stevens cultivar for Core Hero. 

Introducing Non-Alcoholic Apple and Cranberry Juices
From freshly pressed apples grown at Core Hero's orchard at Lopez Island and freshly pressed cranberries sourced from a farmer in Grayland, Washington, these juices contain 100 percent juice. Not reconstituted from foreign fruit concentrate. No water or sugar is added.

The Lopez Island orchard features apple varieties originally developed in the 1700s by growers in England specifically for hard cider. They also make a refreshing and full-bodied sparkling juice with no alcohol. A single variety of cranberries, Stevens cultivar, is purchased from a small cranberry farm in southwest Washington.