Val de Rance - French Cider Rosé - 0.33L

Breton rosé cider from Avrolles and Douce Moën – raspberry, currant, dry finish.

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Val de Rance - French Cider Rosé - 0.33L

Rosé cider from Brittany, made from a selection of traditional apple varieties: the tart Avrolles and the bittersweet Douce Moën . This combination creates the characteristic red hue in the glass – without any added coloring.

In the glass, the cider shines clear with a rosé hue. The nose is dominated by raspberry and red currant, underpinned by a fresh apple note. On the palate, it is dry, with a delicate natural sweetness from the fruit – no added sugar. The finish is short and refreshing.

Serve well chilled at 6–8 °C. Pairs well with crepes, light cheeses, or as a simple aperitif.

Origin France
Alcohol 4,5 % Vol.
Volume 0,33 l
Country of Origin France
Alcohol Content 4,5 % Vol.

Reviews

A great summer drink

A dry cider with fine fruit notes and a beautiful pink color

Translated from German

Andrea S.

Great summer after-work drink

Very good quality, super securely packed, price could be a bit cheaper. In Bavaria, unfortunately, there is very little cider to buy in the store, even though it tastes great in the hot summer.

Translated from German

Val de Rance – Logo, Weine aus Frankreich

Val de Rance

Val de Rance is the brand of the cooperative Les Celliers Associés, founded in 1953 by twelve apple growers in the Rance Valley of Brittany – with the aim of pooling resources and creating an authentic Breton cider. Today, the cider mill in Pleudihen-sur-Rance is one of France's leading cider producers and is considered the most awarded cider mill at the Concours Général Agricole in Paris. What distinguishes the cooperative is its consistent approach: more than 99% pure apple juice, no additives, carefully selected old Breton apple varieties – overseen by Maître de Chai Alain Le Page from the first pressing to bottling. It's no wonder that Val de Rance is now available in over 70 countries and in countless Breton crêperies.

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