Tieton Cider Works, The Eighth Fastest Growing Cider Brand in the U.S., Rooted in Central Washington in the Shadow of Mt. Rainer and Mt. Adams, Secures Notable Five-State Costco Deal for Imperial Magic Berry Cider

YAKIMA, Washington., July 31, 2025 — Today, Tieton Cider Works, the eighth fastest growing cider brand in the US via Nielsen, is thrilled to announce that their Imperial Magic Berry 4 pk (16 oz) will be hitting Costco shelves this week across all WA, OR, ID, MT and AK locations.

The news is truly expansive for the business, as it signifies Costco’s continued trust in Tieton Cider Works and their ability to sell some of their most popular flavors across their 5 state network, in the heart of summer drinking season.


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The company’s Imperial Magic Berry Cider, available immediately at select Costco’s in 4pk (16 oz) format, is priced at $10.69 featuring a mixed-berry profile (a Magical blend of blackberries, raspberries and blueberries along with Washington grown apples).

Tieton Cider Works Founder, Craig Campbell, comments, “This news is monumental for the business, and we can’t thank Costco enough for the opportunity to grow and scale within their incredible organization as well as their focus on supporting independent craft brands such as ours in the Pacific Northwest and beyond.”
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About Tieton Cider Works

Tieton Cider Works was founded by third-generation Yakima Valley orchardists, Craig and Sharon Campbell. Blending traditional methods of bold flavors, our award-winning ciders honor our roots and redefine what cider can be.
We are Tieton Cider Works, farmers first, who grow, pack and press our own creations.

We make cider because we love growing the fruit that goes into your glass; around here it’s all about the trees,the fruit and where our land sits in the Yakima Valley.

Tieton Cider Works is an artisan cider company in Tieton, Washington, known for its focus on growing and crafting cider from its family-owned Harmony Orchards. The orchard, one of the largest in Washington state for cider apples and Perry pears, provides the fruit for their unique and flavorful ciders. They emphasize the importance of the fruit’s origin and the cidermaking process, controlling it from the orchard to the bottle