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Sidra Möet & Chandon

The curious interannual days end, those who eat and drink from the emanations of the earth. I'll eat from the best to the best. Supposedly. Heavy champagne and cava bottles are easy to dance. Even though they are of all kinds today, they were once the cider of the other barrel. When the choice of Xanpain was low, the Möet & Chandon of the deaf “Champagne” had an extraordinary reputation.

Bernardo Aurkia Lizarribar, a native of Leaburu, served as a priest in Sara for years. Music lover, I loved the bounce, no doubt, and whenever I could come to Zubieta when Sara's bounce team was going to play a game. After playing, at the end of the game, the lions would meet in the Aizpurua River, next to the bounce square. My father, Joxepa's son, perfectly remembers what Don Bernardo said when he drank a drink of cider: “This is better than Möet & Chandon” or “There is no such Möet & Chandonik”. She also liked cider.

The industrial is going to be entirely the M&C champagne, which they say produces and sells 26 million bottles a year. Today, however, there will be few vivid and powerful ciders going beyond the champagne. Ciders that are made in homes for oneself, not to sell, also increasingly have a form of industrial cider.

A promising future smells in the cider world. Most of the ciders on the market come from well-known cider shops. Industrialists, I mean. These ciders have a hard time liking Don Bernardo. There are many reasons: the possibility of apple is short, the organization of industrial production itself makes it difficult to produce a beverage of the highest quality, the world of cider is not adapted to create and promote differentiated qualities.

However, people work on their own in this activity: cultivating the special aprons of the future. So then you can step on the champagne.


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