\r\n \r\nNormandy's cider orchards produce between 300 and 350,000 tonnes of cider apples each year, of which only a portion is processed by industrial companies. Another part of the fruit is used for family cider production or for artisanal or farm processing. \r\n \r\nTraditional orchards are still found mainly in two geographical areas: the Pays d'Auge and the Bocages Normands (southern Manche and the Bocages of Calvados and Orne). The surface area of these plantations has tended to shrink considerably in favor of specialized orchards, or low-stem orchards, particularly since the storm of December 1999, located in Calvados and serving a more industrialized production. \r\n","Buy the best ciders and perries at the best prices on private sale!","Rated site","19673 notices","20€","Free on your 1st order*.","Access to sales!","Discover our selection of the best cider and perry producers in Normandy.","See all estates","Our latest sales of Normandy ciders and perries","|","Sparkling wine","Organic","atypical","among friends","\"A thirst-quenching vintage!\"","If you've never drunk Eric Bordelet's ciders or perries, it's high time you discovered them. With its lively, refreshing character, the \"Brut\" will be the ideal accompaniment to good \"casse-croûtes\" with charcuterie and cheeses, and of course to Breton galettes...","4.3/5 (7 reviews)","(2019 vintage notes)","mineral","delicious","aperitif","\"Poiré haute couture","Poiré Granit defines the rock where the pear tree's roots plunge into the granite faults. The pear tree's deep root system leaves its mark with a beautiful minerality. This aspect is more present in this cuvée, which is made from 200-300 year-old trees. A blend of as many varieties as possible, in identical quantities each year, to capture the flavors of the vintage.","4/5 (2 reviews)","balanced","intensity","gastronomy","\"A wine made for the table\".","L'Argelette (the name given by the old-timers) refers to the schistose pebbles on which the orchard stands. A \"Grand Cru\" cuvée made from old trees and as many varieties as possible. The fruit is blended in the same way every year: 40% bitter, 40% sweet and 20% tart, in keeping with the vintage. A complex, vinous cider with good ageing potential, thanks to its balance of substance, acidity, roundness, fullness and minerality.","fruity","delicate","desserts","\"A real call to gourmandise!","A cider with beautiful aromas of wild apples, a tangy mouthfeel, a beautiful sweetness and a good mellowness. A very elegant cuvée with fine bubbles, best served at the end of a meal, with desserts, or as a \"four hours\" with warm pastries.","cheeses","originality","\"Authentic, without a doubt!\"","Limited in production, perry is less well known to the public than cider. It is made from the fermentation of pear juice. This Poiré Authentique is a highly appetizing wine. The freshness of its fruit makes it a perfect aperitif cuvée, just as it is the perfect accompaniment to seafood and goat's cheese.","morel clafoutis","L'Argelette (the name given by the old-timers) refers to the schistose pebbles on which the orchard stands. A \"Grand Cru\" cuvée made from old trees and as many varieties as possible. The fruit is blended in the same way every year: 40% bitter, 40% sweet and 20% tart, in keeping with the vintage. A complex, vinous cider with good ageing potential, thanks to its balance of substance, acidity, roundness, fullness and minerality. A cuvée made for the table.","goat's cheese","magnum","Limited in production, perry is less well known to the public than cider. It's made from the fermentation of pear juice, and is part of Normandy's traditional heritage. This Poiré Authentique is immediately appealing, with its great taste. The freshness of its fruit makes it a perfect aperitif cuvée, just as it is the perfect companion for seafood and goat's cheese. Authentic, without a doubt!","4/5 (1 review)","Halfway between brut and doux, the Brut Tendre cuvée, which still has some residual sugar, still offers a fine balance between fruit and substance. Slightly windier by nature, it's the perfect accompaniment to a meal of everyday cooking... A great deal of delicacy!","3.7/5 (11 reviews)","Superb aromas of wild apples, a tangy mouthfeel with a lovely sweetness and mellowness, this is the cuvée to reserve for the end of a meal with desserts, or for \"four hours\" on pastries served warm. Low in alcohol (3% Vol.), this bottle is a real invitation to indulge! 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Normandy may have been a wine-growing region in the 12th and 13th centuries, but it's obviously for a nectar other than wine that it's famous today. Wine production, now extremely marginal, has been replaced by cider and perry. Today, Normandy is France's leading cider producer. Cider was introduced to Normandy in the 6th century by the Basques. Production increased considerably from the 13th century onwards, thanks to the invention of the cider press. Normandy boasts six A.O.C. cider labels, guaranteeing product quality through the selection of regional apple varieties and strict management of production methods: Calvados, Calvados Pays d'Auge, Calvados Domfront, Cidre Pays d'Auge, Pommeau de Normandie and Poiré Domfront.
Normandy's cider orchards produce between 300 and 350,000 tonnes of cider apples each year, of which only a portion is processed by industrial companies. Another part of the fruit is used for family cider production or for artisanal or farm processing.
Traditional orchards are still found mainly in two geographical areas: the Pays d'Auge and the Bocages Normands (southern Manche and the Bocages of Calvados and Orne). The surface area of these plantations has tended to shrink considerably in favor of specialized orchards, or low-stem orchards, particularly since the storm of December 1999, located in Calvados and serving a more industrialized production.
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If you've never drunk Eric Bordelet's ciders or perries, it's high time you discovered them. With its lively, refreshing character, the "Brut" will be the ideal accompaniment to good "casse-croûtes" with charcuterie and cheeses, and of course to Breton galettes...
Poiré Granit defines the rock where the pear tree's roots plunge into the granite faults. The pear tree's deep root system leaves its mark with a beautiful minerality. This aspect is more present in this cuvée, which is made from 200-300 year-old trees. A blend of as many varieties as possible, in identical quantities each year, to capture the flavors of the vintage.
L'Argelette (the name given by the old-timers) refers to the schistose pebbles on which the orchard stands. A "Grand Cru" cuvée made from old trees and as many varieties as possible. The fruit is blended in the same way every year: 40% bitter, 40% sweet and 20% tart, in keeping with the vintage. A complex, vinous cider with good ageing potential, thanks to its balance of substance, acidity, roundness, fullness and minerality.
A cider with beautiful aromas of wild apples, a tangy mouthfeel, a beautiful sweetness and a good mellowness. A very elegant cuvée with fine bubbles, best served at the end of a meal, with desserts, or as a "four hours" with warm pastries.
Limited in production, perry is less well known to the public than cider. It is made from the fermentation of pear juice. This Poiré Authentique is a highly appetizing wine. The freshness of its fruit makes it a perfect aperitif cuvée, just as it is the perfect accompaniment to seafood and goat's cheese.
L'Argelette (the name given by the old-timers) refers to the schistose pebbles on which the orchard stands. A "Grand Cru" cuvée made from old trees and as many varieties as possible. The fruit is blended in the same way every year: 40% bitter, 40% sweet and 20% tart, in keeping with the vintage. A complex, vinous cider with good ageing potential, thanks to its balance of substance, acidity, roundness, fullness and minerality. A cuvée made for the table.
Limited in production, perry is less well known to the public than cider. It's made from the fermentation of pear juice, and is part of Normandy's traditional heritage. This Poiré Authentique is immediately appealing, with its great taste. The freshness of its fruit makes it a perfect aperitif cuvée, just as it is the perfect companion for seafood and goat's cheese. Authentic, without a doubt!
Halfway between brut and doux, the Brut Tendre cuvée, which still has some residual sugar, still offers a fine balance between fruit and substance. Slightly windier by nature, it's the perfect accompaniment to a meal of everyday cooking... A great deal of delicacy!
Superb aromas of wild apples, a tangy mouthfeel with a lovely sweetness and mellowness, this is the cuvée to reserve for the end of a meal with desserts, or for "four hours" on pastries served warm. Low in alcohol (3% Vol.), this bottle is a real invitation to indulge!