Support Your Wellness. Naturally.

Now available in a convenient 2oz bottle – perfect for your morning ritual or daily defense.

🔥 What Is Fire Cider?

Fire Cider is a bold, tangy, and spicy herbal tonic made with time-honored ingredients like ginger, garlic, horseradish, and hot peppers steeped in raw apple cider vinegar—then mellowed and enhanced with Growing Augusta’s Raw Wildflower Honey.
It’s been used for centuries to support immune function, improve digestion, and give your body a natural energy boost.

💛 Why You’ll Love It

• Immune-Boosting Power – Ingredients like garlic, ginger, turmeric, and raw honey are known to support your body's natural defenses.

• Digestion Support – The vinegar base helps create a healthy gut environment while soothing herbs and spices aid in digestion.

• Natural Energy – The invigorating combo of spice and sweet will wake up your senses and energize your day.

• Local Ingredients, Thoughtfully Sourced – Infused with honey from South Augusta’s wildflowers, harvested with care and never heated.

🐝 Our Special Ingredient:

Growing Augusta Raw Wildflower Honey

This isn’t just any sweetener. Our raw wildflower honey is bursting with flavor, loaded with antioxidants, and teeming with beneficial enzymes. It balances the fire cider’s heat with a touch of floral sweetness while adding its own immunity-supporting superpowers.

✨ How to Use

• Take a daily shot (1-2 tsp) to start your day with a spark

• Add to hot tea for an herbal boost

• Use in salad dressings, marinades, or wellness mocktails

• Keep it on hand during cold & flu season for extra defense

🧴 Product Details

• Size: 2oz glass bottle

• Flavor: Spicy, tangy, slightly sweet with a kick

• Shelf Life: 6 months refrigerated

• Price: $8.00 (Introductory price for Fall 2025)

🛒 AVAILABLE OCTOBER 2025

PRE-ORDERS OPEN SEPTEMBER 15
→ Secure your bottle early and taste the difference that local love and herbal wisdom make.

🌻 Grown. Crafted. Bottled in South Augusta.

A small batch remedy from the land and the heart.

Find recipes here: growingaugusta.mn.co