Cider: The Other White Wine

Cider: The Other White Wine
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One of the upsides to our recent trip to Montreal was the chance to stock up on some excellent Quebecois hard ciders. I say “hard cider” here because we’re talking about the alcoholic product, not pressed apple juice. It drives cider-makers crazy that people use the same word for both products, pointing out that we don’t call grape juice “wine,” and that cider really should just refer to fermented apple juice.

In any case, we’ve sipped our way through a couple of bottles and the drinking has been very good. One favorite: this “Ros

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One Response to Cider: The Other White Wine

  1. Tinky Weisblat April 6, 2011 at 4:01 pm #

    Thanks for mentioning our local heroes at West County Cider, Amy! The folks there organized one of my favorite local food festivals, November’s Cider Days. (Let me know if you ever want an article on them!) Here’s a soup I made using one of their ciders. It’s out of season now, but fall WILL COME!
    http://www.ourgrandmotherskitchens.com/?p=4682

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