Manoir du Kinkiz Cidre AOP Cornouaille Dry Apple Cider 750mL

Brand: Manoir du KinkizRelease

Name: Cidre 'Cornouaille' (Dry Apple Cider)

Style/Type: Artisanal Apple Cider / Breton Cidre / Hard Cider

Age: No Age Statement

Volume: 750ml

Alc/Vol (%): 5.5

Country: France

Region: Brittany (Cornouaille AOP)

Cask Type: None (Slow oak vat or stainless steel fermentation followed by natural bottle conditioning)

Limited Edition: No (Seasonal Artisanal Release)

Award Winner: Yes (The estate is highly decorated across major French agricultural competitions)

Cask Strength: No

Moir du Kinkiz, established in Quimper, Brittany, is a highly revered name in the landscape of fine French pomology, synonymous with ultimate respect for organic orchard biodiversity and ancestral Breton traditions. For decades, the estate has rejected high-yield shortcuts, choosing instead to plant over 30 hectares of carefully selected heritage apple varieties on South-Finistère hillsides, where grazing sheep act as natural lawnmowers and orchard caretakers. The house distinguishes itself through its absolute dedication to natural transformation, relying on slow cellaring and a strict pure-juice philosophy to capture the vibrant spirit of the Atlantic coast. Widely celebrated as a benchmark for Breton excellence, the artisanal creations of Manoir du Kinkiz are fiercely pursued by international sommeliers and premium boutique bottle shops worldwide.

Gourmet beverage enthusiasts and fine dining connoisseurs choose Manoir du Kinkiz AOP Cornouaille because it delivers an uncompromising level of authentic, old-world Breton craftsmanship that mass-produced industrial brands cannot duplicate. Following ancient, non-hurried natural production methods, the estate avoids pasteurisation, forced carbonation, or water dilution, ensuring that every drop preserves the rustic terroir of the Atlantic shoreline. This premium cider beautifully bridges the gap between casual refreshment and sophisticated gastronomic pairing, displaying a generous, fine mousse and an exceptional bittersweet structural balance. Its striking authenticity and refined culinary versatility make it an incredible retail asset or a highly thoughtful gift for dedicated cider historians.