Eric Bordelet became caught up in a passion for cider during his career as a sommelier. After a futile search for the ideal 'Sydre', traditionally written that way, he wanted to make it himself.
\nA Sydre & Poir\u00e9 artisanal, traditionally made according to the techniques that have shaped this ancient craft for centuries. Techniques that he has perfected since he took over his grandparents' family property in 1992, 9.5 hectares of orchards.
\nThe planting of 20 different varieties of apple trees and 14 varieties of pears is processed according to the biodynamic farming method.<\/p>\n
After manual picking, the fruit dries for 3-9 weeks in wooden boxes, after which it is finely chopped and the pur\u00e9e soaks for about 30 hours. Manually pressed with a wooden press, the must ferments for 1-4 months at 5-10 gr. C., no chapitalization and virtually no sulfur use.<\/p>\n
Both the Poir\u00e9 and the Sydre are delicately fragrant, creamy foamy and delicate in taste with noble fruit aromas, fresh in a rich taste.<\/p>\n
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