Galipette No Alcohol Cider 33cl NV
Cidre de Bretagne
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With 30 years' experience, Alain Le Page is one of France's top cider makers. He holds the reins at Galipette in Normandy, traditional heartland of French cider. Using native apples, he's crafted an exciting zero-alc cider with lovely ripe flavour.
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Cider Details
- Not Applicable
France- Mid Gold Amber
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- 17 April 2021
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Golden Delicious apples, ginger spice, fresh with a touch of sweetness
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Cider
Founded in 1953 to pool the resources of a small group of Normandy's apple growers, this ciderhouse today continues the tradition of producing delicious, award-winning ciders. It specialises in promoting exclusively native apple varieties, all grown within a 100km radius. Only the pure juice, never concentrate, is used in the process, which is kept as natural as possible, to gather all the lovely flavour and balance of, in this case, the Kermerrien, Marie Ménard and Judor apples. Fermentation adds a gentle sparkle to the wine and, in this case, zero alcohol. No need anymore to feel you are missing out. Enjoy this tasty, tangy cider well chilled, on its own or with all sorts of food. From ploughman's lunch to fish pie or pork casserole.
Founded in 1953 to pool the resources of a small group of Normandy's apple growers, this ciderhouse today continues the tradition of producing delicious, award-winning ciders. It specialises in promoting exclusively native apple varieties, all grown within a 100km radius. Only the pure juice, never concentrate, is used in the process, which is kept as natural as possible, to gather all the lovely flavour and balance of, in this case, the Kermerrien, Marie Ménard and Judor apples. Fermentation adds a gentle sparkle to the wine and, in this case, zero alcohol. No need anymore to feel you are missing out. Enjoy this tasty, tangy cider well chilled, on its own or with all sorts of food. From ploughman's lunch to fish pie or pork casserole.
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