Duche de Longueville French Sparkling Cider [Non-Alcoholic]
(Normandy, France)

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The Normandy region of France is home to one of America's best-loved international ciders. Duché de Longueville comes from a 50-year-old orchard near Dieppe, France where 15 carefully chosen apple varieties are used to produce this exquisite cider. Many of America's finest restaurants honor Duché de Longueville by offering it as the only non-alcoholic option on their wine lists.

Since 1950, Duche de Longueville has pioneered modern plantations of cider apple trees near Dieppe in Normandy (France). They own 600 hectares of orchards with 15 carefully chosen apple varieties. The production of each variety is harvested separately and the juice is kept at a controlled temperature until blending and bottling. The resulting cider is completely natural These ciders, of unadulterated freshness and charm, explode with the scent of apple fruit, have a lively effervessence, are refined, delicate and absolutely delicious.

Artisan Wine & Spirits James Tran Says: "You can forget all about Martinellis. Duché de Longueville is a bottle of sparkling apple goodness. You can tastes flavors varying from red apples, green apples, and a hint of sweet dried apples. Even though there is no alcohol, this refreshing, effervescent cider can still stand on its own amongst other drinks on the winelist."