Vinologist Ellen Dekkers wrote a wonderful article in Delicious about our store and a number of ciders we sell! Thank you! We are proud to call ourselves the one and only cider shop in Amsterdam!
In this September issue on the wine pages next to a piece about our store three ciders that Ellen Dekkers recommends.
It Variegated Apple of the Forgotten Apple from the Netherlands, the Maley Cidre du Mont Blanc from Italy and the special Swedish Iscider (ice cider) from Brännland from Sweden.
There is also a special focus on vermouth and in particular 'the great cider-based vermouth' from Maley that we sell, the Maley Crystallier.
You can read the whole article read here in pdf.
Outside Germany few people are aware that, here, cider tradition even exists and that Frankfurt is the beating heart for ciders and perries. Particularly in this region the fruit production is one of the richest in Germany.Have you ever heard about German ciders?Ciders in Germany are better known as Apfelwine
In this historical period of time, it is quite hard for all of us to travel like we used to do. So take a glass of cider because today I want to make you travel with your mind and bring you to a cider area that has fascinated me for
Easter is not just the celebration of a religious chapter, but let's say that it is also quite symbolic for everyone as a marker to a new season: springtime. With spring, Easter is coming and with the opening of the season we tend to change the approach of our
