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Champagne Method Cider (Extra Brut) - Appellation - 2020

from £24.00

A Sparkling, Dry Champagne Method Fine Cider. Our very English alternative to grower Champagne, with apples as our grapes. The unique geology of the Exe valley is at the forefront of this celebratory, bright, vibrant cider, where prominent Sandstone minerality and salinity are complimented by a complex nose of apple skin, honey and beeswax.

Each of our Champagne Method Fine Ciders are made from a field blend of apples from unsprayed traditional Devon orchards. Varieties are chosen for their bright, fresh acidity, alongside a handful of sweet Devon cider apples to smooth & round. These underwent a spontaneous primary fermentation before secondary fermentation with champagne yeast and a further two plus years maturation on the lees in the bottle before being hand riddled and disgorged, with a 2.4g/l dosage. For more information on the Champagne Method, take a look here.

Best enjoyed well chilled, from a flute or tulip. The perfect accompaniment to shellfish, particularly Devon crab and lobster, mussels and oysters. Also pairs very well with spicy foods and mature, clothbound cheddar.


Style Champagne Method, Sparkling, Dry
Vintage 2020
Varieties Blend of Heritage Devon Varieties
ABV 8%
SO₂ 25ppm added at disgorgement
Production Wild yeast primary fermentation, Champagne yeast secondary fermentation, unfiltered, fined

All of our English Fine Ciders are made with just apples handpicked from the traditional Devon orchards we manage for both fruit and biodiversity in the Exe Valley. Here diverse wild flowers and grasses flourish below the trees, grazed by our flock of Shropshire sheep or an orchard owner’s calves.

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A Sparkling, Dry Champagne Method Fine Cider. Our very English alternative to grower Champagne, with apples as our grapes. The unique geology of the Exe valley is at the forefront of this celebratory, bright, vibrant cider, where prominent Sandstone minerality and salinity are complimented by a complex nose of apple skin, honey and beeswax.

Each of our Champagne Method Fine Ciders are made from a field blend of apples from unsprayed traditional Devon orchards. Varieties are chosen for their bright, fresh acidity, alongside a handful of sweet Devon cider apples to smooth & round. These underwent a spontaneous primary fermentation before secondary fermentation with champagne yeast and a further two plus years maturation on the lees in the bottle before being hand riddled and disgorged, with a 2.4g/l dosage. For more information on the Champagne Method, take a look here.

Best enjoyed well chilled, from a flute or tulip. The perfect accompaniment to shellfish, particularly Devon crab and lobster, mussels and oysters. Also pairs very well with spicy foods and mature, clothbound cheddar.


Style Champagne Method, Sparkling, Dry
Vintage 2020
Varieties Blend of Heritage Devon Varieties
ABV 8%
SO₂ 25ppm added at disgorgement
Production Wild yeast primary fermentation, Champagne yeast secondary fermentation, unfiltered, fined

All of our English Fine Ciders are made with just apples handpicked from the traditional Devon orchards we manage for both fruit and biodiversity in the Exe Valley. Here diverse wild flowers and grasses flourish below the trees, grazed by our flock of Shropshire sheep or an orchard owner’s calves.

A Sparkling, Dry Champagne Method Fine Cider. Our very English alternative to grower Champagne, with apples as our grapes. The unique geology of the Exe valley is at the forefront of this celebratory, bright, vibrant cider, where prominent Sandstone minerality and salinity are complimented by a complex nose of apple skin, honey and beeswax.

Each of our Champagne Method Fine Ciders are made from a field blend of apples from unsprayed traditional Devon orchards. Varieties are chosen for their bright, fresh acidity, alongside a handful of sweet Devon cider apples to smooth & round. These underwent a spontaneous primary fermentation before secondary fermentation with champagne yeast and a further two plus years maturation on the lees in the bottle before being hand riddled and disgorged, with a 2.4g/l dosage. For more information on the Champagne Method, take a look here.

Best enjoyed well chilled, from a flute or tulip. The perfect accompaniment to shellfish, particularly Devon crab and lobster, mussels and oysters. Also pairs very well with spicy foods and mature, clothbound cheddar.


Style Champagne Method, Sparkling, Dry
Vintage 2020
Varieties Blend of Heritage Devon Varieties
ABV 8%
SO₂ 25ppm added at disgorgement
Production Wild yeast primary fermentation, Champagne yeast secondary fermentation, unfiltered, fined

All of our English Fine Ciders are made with just apples handpicked from the traditional Devon orchards we manage for both fruit and biodiversity in the Exe Valley. Here diverse wild flowers and grasses flourish below the trees, grazed by our flock of Shropshire sheep or an orchard owner’s calves.

Huxham Barns,
Huxham,
Devon
EX5 4EJ

UK MAINLAND DELIVERY ONLY

Delivery Costs
£5 for single bottles (First Class Royal Mail)
£10 for all other cider orders (APC)
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