Sip and Save: Little Salty Cider Release Benefits Nebraska Wildlife
Join Nebraska Game and Parks and Glacial Till Vineyard for the October release party of Little Salty, a salty and sweet apricot cider inspired by the endangered Salt Creek tiger beetle. The party, from 6 to 8 p.m. on October 17 at Glacial Till Cider House and Tasting Room in Ashland, benefits Nebraska wildlife education and conservation. For every six-pack sold, $1 goes to Game and Parks.
Little Salty follows last year's SlowPoke cider, a first collaboration benefiting the local community and the environment. During the party, guests can participate in nature trivia, use a photo booth, and join activities hosted by conservation partners. Monica Macoubrie, a Game and Parks fish and wildlife educator, spearheaded the collaboration with Glacial Till Vineyard. Craig Murman of Glacial Till Vineyard expressed their commitment to supporting Nebraska wildlife and education in a fun and engaging way.
Learn more about the Salt Creek tiger beetle at OutdoorNebraska.gov, and about Glacial Till Vineyard at GlacialTillVineyard.com.
The Salt Creek tiger beetle is a federally listed endangered species found only in a few saline wetlands in Lancaster County. By purchasing Little Salty, you contribute to its conservation and education efforts across the state. Join the event and support Nebraska wildlife education and conservation.
