Name: Le Val De La Chèvre - Cidre Fermier Brut (750 mL)
Brand: Le Val De La Chevre
Price: 18.0 USD
Availability: InStock

750 mL bottle of Val de la Chevre Cidre Fermier

Le Val De La Chèvre - Cidre Fermier Brut

From the Brittany region in France, this dry French cider is blended from more than a dozen varieties of apples with a base of sweet and bittersweet varieties, all grown on the family's farm. Cidermaker Regis Tropée prefers to use a good proportion of tart apples, which adds a nice bit of acidity to the cider relative to many other French ciders. Regis ferments his cider slowly at very low temperatures which allows time for the flavors in each tank to develop and also gives him time to better understand what he's working with before blending. After the cider is racked and filtered, it naturally finishes its fermentation in bottle over the course of a few months in a temperature controlled cellar.

This cider is defined by its strong character and woody, dry fruit aromas. It’s a delicious accompaniment to any meal with white meat.

About Le Val De La Chèvre: The father of Regis Tropée took over the Val de la Chevre farm in 1969 with a small orchard, 4 cows and a tractor. The farm continued to expand with the traditional mix of orchards and cows and Regis took over in 1997. The farm is located on the outskirts of Rennes in Brittany in the area called Pays de Rennes. Le Val de la Chevre is a certified organic farm and Regis has a small parcel of the trees dating back to 1945 but he claims that the apples are inconveniently early ripening and not his favorite variety. In 2005 Regis reduced his property size, ending his activity with cows and turned his full attention to cider production. His orchards are all planted with wide spaced standard trees in pasture. He has just recently introduced some Shropshire sheep to help with the “lawn mowing”. During the cider making process Regis avoids using sulphur as much as possible and employs instead CO2 and vigilantly guards against oxidation. He is among the few cider makers in Breton who continues to pick the apples from the ground by hand.

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ABV: 5.5%

Format: 750 mL Bottle

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East Coast: A 4-bottle or 6-bottle box will usually cost $20-25 to ship. A 12-bottle box will usually cost $25-35 to ship. Variance depends on weight and how far from a FedEx/UPS shipping center your delivery address is.

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