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Pommeau is an
alcoholic drink made in north-western
France by
mixing apple juice with
apple brandy:
Calvados in
Normandy (
Pommeau de Normandie) or lambig...
- non-fermented or
partially fermented grape juice (or
apple juice to make
pommeau). The
addition of
alcohol stops the
fermentation and, as a consequence...
- (Macvin in Jura, Floc de
Gascogne in the
Armagnac area;
there is also
Pommeau,
similarly made by
blending apple juice and
apple brandy), but
these products...
- of Normandy.
Lambig can be
added to
apple juice to
fortify it,
creating pommeau de Bretagne. Jeff
Alworth (15
September 2015).
Cider Made Simple: All About...
- output. The
calvados appellation system was
revised in 1984 and 1996.
Pommeau got its
recognition in 1991; in 1997, an
appellation for
Domfront with...
- (Pineau des
Charentes in the
Cognac zone,
Macvin in Jura;
there is also
Pommeau,
similarly made by
blending apple juice and
apple brandy). Floc de Gascogne...
- salés de la baie lamb. The
specialties of the
south of
Picardy such as
Pommeau, Calvados, and Neufchâtel
cheese are
better known outside of the region...
- next course, and this is
still observed in many
homes and restaurants.
Pommeau is an apéritif
produced by
blending unfermented cider and
apple brandy...
-
apple cultivation (from
which cider and
calvados are made, not
forgetting pommeau).
Lisieux has a
temperate oceanic humid climate. The town of
Lisieux is...
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Adding alcohol (port wine method, fortification) can be
found with
French pommeau or with
cherry wine and
other fruit dessert wines, for example, from Denmark...
