Their cider is produced from a blend of apples and pears. Blending apples and pears is a traditional practice in German cideries. The use Jonagold and Braeburn apples as well as Austrian Speckbirne and Schweizer (Swiss) Wasserbirne pears. The apples and pears are crushed, after harvest, and then wrapped in canvas. A board is then placed on top of this layer. A total of 10 layers are created in this fashion. With a stack of 10 layers, the crushed apples and pears are ready for pressing to extract the juice. It then undergoes a natural fermentation.
Appearance: Pale straw with a light haze.
Aroma: Pears, honey, floral, gooseberries, light funk, earthy tones.
Taste: Medium- tannins, medium acidity, mild+ astringency.
Overall Impression: Crisp and refreshing, Fuchshof Most still has a lot going on. It's complex with a nice undercurrent of funkiness. The pears add a nice depth of character. The structure tends towards the tart with enough tannin to keep things in balance. It's often described as a "rough" cider and feels more rustic like a farmhouse style. It's a very enjoyable cider and a great way to try a German cider.
CO2 Levels: Mild+ sparkle
Geography: Southern Germany.
Apples/Pears: Jonagold, Braeburn
Pears: Austrian Speckbirne, Schweizer Wasserbirne
Availability: Imported by B. United International.
5.5% ABV