"Apple cider from the organic high-stem orchard of Thurgau. Spontaneous fermentation. "

Cider made with different varieties (at least 20) of old trees growing in a "stony" soil. Lots of potential to age in a cellar.

The granite cuvée comes from a granitic soil that offers a big character with good minerality. It is the expression of very old trees pears (300 years) measuring 20 meters high who never saw a drop of chemical treatment. 17 varieties of pears carefully sorted and divided into identical quantity make up each year, in order to receive the identity of the vintage, this wine.
Eric Bordelet area, is located in southern Normandy, on the massif Armoricain in an extension of the Domfrontais on the borders of Mayenne and Orne.

Fermented drink lmde with "Cormes" from very old Sorbus Domestica trees.

"The Oldest Ferments

This bottle is the result of the fermentation of
fruit - grain - honey

This Symbiosis is a delicate assemblage of
cider - lambic - mead

A wild, yet tender blend.

Fermented, aged & bottled on the farm.

"Aged 17 months in barrel. Young cider from Pajotse standard orchards. 6 months aged in barrel. Old cider brings structure and tannin. Young cider brings aroma and acidity. Fermented, aged & bottled on the farm."

"Aged 17 months in barrel. Young cider from Pajotse standard orchards. 6 months aged in barrel. Old cider brings structure and tannin. Young cider brings aroma and acidity. Fermented, aged & bottled on the farm."

"Blend of cider & wine from Cannonau grapes. The Cannonau di Sardegna is a unique Sardean grape. These organic grapes are grown by our friends from Cantina Pusole in Sardinia. The wine ripened along with our Pajotse cider. Fermented, aged & bottled on the farm."

"Collaboration with De Mederie. Blend of Treebeard aged on Pineau de Charentes Barrel & dates mead, mead aged on bourbon and peated whisky barrel. Billies Craft Beer Fest special 2022." Bottled without carbonation.

"Barrel aged apple cider with raspberries"

bottling date: 14/06/2023 · bottle count: 752. "For this lambic-braggot (= a beer-mead hybrid) 'Could Heaven Ever Be Like This', cherries and cassis mead from De Mederie were blended with young and three-year-old lambic from 3 Fonteinen in a ratio of around 50%-50%. For the name, we found inspiration in the song 'Could Heaven Ever Be Like This' by jazz drummer Idris Muhammad; a song that represents the clash of all the subtleties, funkiness, nuances and liveliness of both worlds, intertwined in this bottle. The fitting label design came from @Letterlik."