Vintage hand crafted apple sparkling wine from fresh farm pressed traditional Estonian juice apples. Wild yeast used for primary fermentation. Bottle fermented for at least six months according to traditional method.

"Made in deep winter by freezing the apple juice before fermentation starts. This concentrates the rich, intense flavours and reflects the sweet and tart character of late ripening Estonian apple varieties." Fermented with wild yeats and matured in oak barrels.

"Prato Alto is our most complex wine. It features extended maceration and an horizon of long term. Grapes: GARGANEGA, INCROCIO MANZONI, BRONNER. Grown on calcareous soils: sand, clay and silt. Spontaneous fermentation in acacia wood vessels of 1400 liters , without sulphur addition. Maceration on the skins for 7 days, with delicate fulling."

Natural wine made w. Ull de Lebre, Sumoll & Parellada grapes.

100% Pinot Noir. "Method: Light maceration of Pinot Noir. The grapes were partly crushed and partly macerated with full cluster for a few hours. This gives a light style of red/rosé with lots of fruit. Primary fermentation and later aging in wood for 8 months which rounds off the acids".. Limited to 454 bottles.

"Ambrosia is one of Boerenerf's unconventional blends: a mead 'diluted' with 10% lambic and macerated with the famous Schaarbeek sour cherries. The deep ruby-red liquid, without a head, has a slight purple tint and looks very much like a full-bodied red wine. The aroma consists of aged dark honey, concentrated sweet cherry juice, a hint of wood from the cherry pits, and subtle lambic notes. When warmed, a faint 'sweaty' smell emerges. There are also hints of pomegranate, cuberdons, wine gums, honey caramel, and a touch of fresh varnish."

"Ambrosia is our side project - a mindset where we celebrate fruit at its peak ripeness and let honey weave it into something timeless. Boerenerf Meads brings together three 35cl bottles from our latest creations: two from the new batch of Ambrosia Kriek & Sloeberry, and one Ambrosia Raspberry. Each revealing its own harmony of natural sweetness and vibrant acidity. The result is a deep, complex, and intensely flavorful experience that captures the rustic charm and rich character at the heart of Ambrosia. Best enjoyed with other sweet people ;)."