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Cidre, Nouvelle Vague, Bordelet (33 cl) - 2024

A thirst-quenching sidre with a light sparkling character, perfect for the table, bar, buffet, picnic, terrace, etc. Balanced between brut and demi-sec, it goes with a multitude of dishes! And its format makes it easy to take with you and slip into your cooler, your fridge...
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Viticulture

After a career in restaurants, Eric Bordelet founded his cider-making business in 1992. His 23 hectares of orchards (cider apples, perry pears and corms), located in southern Normandy on Upper Brioverian schist, are cultivated using organic and biodynamic farming methods and have been Qualité France certified since 1996.

Oenology

Manual harvesting takes place from September to December, depending on the ripeness of the many varieties, in baskets placed in pallet boxes. The fruits are assembled, roughly crushed, gently pressed, then the juice is clarified and racked. Traditional fermentation takes place in vats, with bottling spread over several weeks or months depending on the cuvée, preserving the natural residual sugars (fructose) without adding sucrose. Sulphites are added in various forms, with a total SO2 content of between 50 and 80 mg/l depending on the vintage.

Suggestions for accompaniment

Drink at any time of day or night, served well chilled, as a festive alternative to beer, for example!

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Eric Bordelet has devoted his professional life to sharing taste and beautiful products. After a spell at Alain Passard's Arpège as a sommelier, he turned to training in oenology in Beaune. But not to produce wine, no. Rather cider and perry, in keeping with his Norman origins. In 1992, he was inspired by his great winegrowing friends to apply their approach to the world of fermented apples and pears. His estate, Château de Hauteville, is located in southern Normandy, on the Armorican massif, in the extension of the Domfrontais, on the borders of the Mayenne and Orne departments. Today, it covers 19 hectares, alternating between (recent) trellised orchards and very old plantations with trees that are 40 to 300 years old! The property is situated on Upper Brioverian schists, sedimentary rocks dating from the Precambrian era; these are soils formed before the primary era, 3 billion years old. These rocks are quite soft, giving rise to silty or silty-clay soils with erosion.Currently, organic and biodynamic cultivation seem to be the best suited for the quality of the fruit. This is reflected in the more aromatic, precise and sapid juices.
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