Protecting Fire Cider.
Preserving Herbal Tradition.
Fire Cider belongs to the herbal community. Learn the story behind the movement, explore the history of the trademark dispute, and help protect traditional herbal knowledge for future generations.
Our Features
🛡️ Protecting Herbal Traditions
We advocate for keeping traditional herbal remedies and terminology free for public use, preserving knowledge passed down through generations.
📚 Educating the Community
Learn the history of Fire Cider, its origins, and the importance of protecting traditional herbal practices from restrictive trademarks.
🤝 Supporting the Movement
Join herbalists, educators, and supporters working together to keep Fire Cider and other traditional remedies accessible to everyone.
About Free Fire Cider
Free Fire Cider is dedicated to preserving the traditional herbal remedy known as Fire Cider and protecting its place in the public domain. We share the history, movement, and community efforts working to keep herbal traditions free for everyone.
Latest Articles
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Trademark Enforcement and Community Response: The Early Fire Cider Debate
The early Fire Cider trademark dispute sparked conversations across the herbal community about trademark enforcement, small businesses, and the future of traditional herbal terminology.
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A Bright Morning Message from Rosemary: Hope, Herbs, and the Spirit of Fire Cider
Rosemary shares reflections on hope, community, and the ongoing Fire Cider movement, along with two warming winter recipes featuring traditional Fire Cider ingredients and herbal wisdom.
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Spring 2015 Update: Calling for Evidence to Protect the Fire Cider Tradition
The Fire Cider movement launched a nationwide call for historical evidence to demonstrate the long-standing use of the term “Fire Cider” before trademark registration and support ongoing legal proceedings.
Together We Can Keep Fire Cider Free
Learn about the movement, the history behind the name, and how the herbal community is working to protect traditional remedies from restrictive trademarks.