Hard Cider / Wine (taproom offerings)

Green Man Brewery lists Hard Cider and Wine under its taproom draft offerings, giving visitors non-beer alternatives alongside the brewery’s rotating beer lineup. These Hard Cider / Wine entries are treated as taproom specialty categories rather than core packaged beers, and they appear on the brewery’s draft menu pages so guests can see what’s pouring before they arrive. Pack size is listed as 4-pack 16oz cans, and the current menu metadata shows ABV 0% and IBU 0 for the category. What sets these listings apart is their role as taproom-focused options. Rather than being part of Green Man’s year-round packaged portfolio, the cider and wine selections are presented as complementary pours for people who visit the taproom. That approach lets the taproom rotate fruit-forward ciders or wine-style pours alongside seasonal beer releases, offering visitors more beverage choices without implying a permanent packaged range. The draft pages are the authoritative source for what’s currently on tap, and the taproom staff can confirm availability and to-go options on any given day. The Hard Cider / Wine designation functions as a specialty category within the taproom program. The listing you’ll see on Green Man’s draft pages makes clear these are taproom offerings rather than core canned or bottled beers. The pack size field (4-pack 16oz cans) suggests there are times when a taproom pour may also be packaged for takeaway, but availability varies and is driven by the taproom’s current offerings. The ABV and IBU fields are listed as 0% and 0 respectively in the menu data, so for specific alcohol content and tasting details you should confirm the current entry on the taplist or ask a staff member when you visit. For North Carolina visitors and residents, these taproom categories expand the tasting options at Green Man’s NC location. The draft menu structure is designed to help locals and travelers alike plan visits and discover what’s pouring that day. Because these ciders and wines are presented as taproom specialties rather than core packaged beers, checking the online taplist or calling the taproom is the best way to confirm whether a particular cider, wine-style pour, or 4-pack is available to take home.