Production Methods

We hand-select the best and most suitable apples for the product we want to obtain. We grind, crumble and press them to extract the most precious part: the juice.

We ferment the apple juice first in vertical steel tanks and then in isobaric autoclaves.

We obtain a sparkling cider, thanks to natural frothing. No carbon dioxide is added to the product, as it develops naturally from fermentation.

We select, grind, chop and press the apples to extract their most precious part: the juice.

During the fermentation of the apple must, we close the autoclave to allow frothing to take place, thus giving the product the right amount of fizz.

We bottle the apple cider after filtering it.

We select only freshly harvested apples of the highest quality and with organoleptic characteristics that support the classic production method.

The choice of the ancestral method comes from the desire to offer a natural cider with great organoleptic complexity.

For this cider we use only apples of the ‘Renetta Canada’ variety, considered unique in taste and among the best for making juice.

We slow down and stop fermentation, thus preserving the sugar content. This allows fermentation to resume after bottling, without further addition of sugar or yeast.

We do not disgorge, in order to obtain a medium sparkling cider, naturally cloudy with yeast lees at the bottom. Here, too, we use our LuciaPaola yeast.

It rests for 8 months before being ready for consumption.

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