Finnriver Farm and Cidery has opened a new taproom in the craft district of Tumwater.

New taproom

CHIMACUM — Finnriver Farm and Cidery has opened a new taproom in the craft district of Tumwater.

The Finnriver Tumwater Taproom is located in Suite 111 at 4242 Capitol Blvd. SE, Tumwater.

The new taproom offers 16 taps with a variety of Finnriver’s ciders including several non-alcoholic options.

A full selection of bottled ciders are also available.

For more information, visit www.finnriver.com/tumwater.

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