Calvados Production

FROM APPLES TO CIDER

Making Cider













A Purely natural product
 


- varieties of traditional apples which do not need treatment or fertiliser

- without any additive the fermentation occurs by natural transformation, without yeast. It lasts   for at least a month

- natural ageing in oak casks 

A Pure Noble drink

Calvados is made from cider apples, the first stage being the production of cider:

1. The apples are chosen with selective criteria to ensure the quality of the cider, which in turn determines the quality of the distilled spirit “eau-de-vie”.

2. The fruits are crushed and pressed out to obtain the must

3. The entirely natural fermentation takes 4 to 6 weeks at the end of which the alcohol content  is 5-6°.

4. 1000 kgs of apples are required to produce 750 litres of cider.

 

 

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