Brandy/Christian Drouin Blanche De Normandie Apple Brandy 750 ml
Christian Drouin Blanche De Normandie Apple Brandy 750 ml
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About this bottle
Christian Drouin Blanche de Normandie is an unaged apple brandy from the Drouin family's orchards in Normandy, France. It's distilled from a blend of cider apple varieties, fermented and double-distilled in copper pot stills, then bottled clear rather than rested in oak — a style sometimes called eau-de-vie de cidre. Skipping barrel time keeps the spirit close to the fruit: crisp green apple on the nose, delicate floral notes, and a clean, bright finish with none of the vanilla or spice that oak would add. It's a versatile bottle for anyone who wants apple brandy's character without the heavier, woodier profile of aged Calvados.
How to drink Christian Drouin Blanche de Normandie
Serve it well-chilled as a digestif — the cold keeps the apple notes crisp rather than letting the alcohol read hot. It also makes a clean substitute for gin or vodka in an apple-forward cocktail like a French 75 variation.
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BrandyNormandy, France
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How should I serve Christian Drouin Blanche de Normandie?
Well-chilled, as a digestif. Serving it cold keeps the crisp apple and floral notes forward rather than letting the alcohol read hot.
Is Blanche de Normandie the same as Calvados?
It's made the same way as Calvados — double-distilled cider apples in copper pot stills — but bottled clear and unaged instead of rested in oak, so it skips the barrel-driven vanilla and spice notes of aged Calvados.
Where is Christian Drouin Blanche de Normandie produced?
At the Christian Drouin estate in Normandy, France, using apples from the family's own orchards.
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