Notes from the past: Der Zider, 1913
Barry takes us back to 1913, and a German article explaining why cider was deserving of more respect than it received. Plus ça change!
All posts tagged: France
The vast, remarkable world of perry
The Perry Day table gives Adam a chance to taste from The Netherlands, Italy, Czechia, France and Australia, and ruminate on the growing international scene
A Berlin Cider Crawl
In which Beatrix goes to Germany’s capital city and mainly drinks ciders from elsewhere.
Surprise and Delight: The 2024 London Cider Salon
Jack reports from the 2024 London Cider Salon.
Our 1,000th review and a chaotic CiderWorld cavalcade of international ciders
Adam visits Frankfurt’s CiderWorld and goes berserk again
An utterly ridiculous cornucopia of international ciders
11 producers, 10 countries, 46 bottlings. Has Adam lost the plot?
Perry and regionality: Domfront AOP from Ferme de La Poulardière
Adam considers the occasional joy of familiarity and returns to a French favourite
CraftCon Presentation: European Perry
Lessons and inspiration from Domfront and Mostviertel
When is a pommeau not a pommeau? Part One
Adam ponders what might be French cider and perry’s shiniest trump card.
Six random ciders and perries that I thought might be fun
As a much-needed reminder, Adam takes six shots in the dark.
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