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2. www.decanter.com › spirits › calvados-a-beginnersCalvados: A beginner’s guide and eight to try - Decanter

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   • 30&40 Extra Old 10 Year Old Calvados. Independent bottler 30&40 has a single cask range and a range of blends. This is a blend of four Calvadoses from three producers, aged between 10 and 28 years.
   • Avallen Calvados. This is a young Calvados and very approachable. You’ll find notes of crisp, light apples overlaid with floral notes. It’s great for mixing into a cocktail or spritz.
   • Christian Drouin Caroni Angels Calvados. This Calvados is matured in oak for 17 years before soaking in former Caroni rum casks for a further eight months.
   • Didier Lemorton 30 Year Old Domfrontais Calvados. Domfrontais Calvados is harder to find in the UK, but thankfully this is a fine example and good value too.

3. drinkcalvados.com › enCalvados France - Official website of the Calvados appellation

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   The French spirit crafted with love in Normandy. Discover Calvados, its appellations, production and history. And the delicious cocktails or recipes you can make with it !

4. www.liquor.com › calvados-brandy-guide-7972677What Is Calvados? A Guide to France’s Famous Apple Brandy

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   Sep 21, 2023 · Normandy, in northern France, is home to nearly 20,000 acres of apple orchards that are transformed into cider and a historic brandy called Calvados. Here is everything you need to know about this famous apple brandy.

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5. drinkcalvados.com › en › discoverProduction & savoir-faire - Calvados France

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   Fruit, wood, time. & creativity. Craft­ing a great spirit is painstak­ing work and requires a unique savoir-faire. 3 mil­lion trees and 300 pro­du­cers per­petu­ate the age-old tra­di­tion of Calvados-making.

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6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › CalvadosCalvados - Wikipedia

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   Calvados can be served as an apéritif, blended in drinks, between meals, as a digestif, or with coffee. Well-made calvados should naturally be reminiscent of apples and pears, balanced with flavours of aging. The less-aged calvados distinguishes itself with its fresh apple and pear aromas.

7. www.diffordsguide.com › 20-best-calvados-cocktails20 best Calvados cocktails - Difford's Guide

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   Calvados is a wonderfully flavoursome base spirit in cocktail recipes, particularly with young calvados that retain the fresh, crisp notes of apple with less tannic oak influence.

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   Where is Calvados distilled?

   • Welcome to the official website of Calvados, the French spirit crafted in Normandy since 1553. Discover the richness and elegance of the most famous apple brandy. Today, 300 Calvados producers cultivate the fine art of Calvados distilling. They have been carefully crafting this icon of the French “art de vivre” for five centuries.

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   What are Calvados apples?

   • Calvados apples. Calvados is distilled from cider made from specially grown and selected apples, from over 200 named varieties.

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   Where does Calvados come from?

   • But where Cognac and Armagnac are based on grapes, Calvados begins life in the orchards of Normandy as apples and pears. Its 300 producers make about 6 million bottles each year, half of which head overseas. Given this, it might seem odd that the UK doesn’t see more of it. Truth be told, le calva spent the last few decades in the doldrums.

   Calvados: A beginner’s guide and eight to try - Decanter

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   How old is Calvados?

   • In certain distilleries, the young Calvados is first aged in 250 to 600-litre new oak barrels, which contain a lot of tannins, to give it colour and character before transferring it to older barrels, some of which can be a 100 years old.

   Production & savoir-faire - Calvados France

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   What is a Calvados drink?

   • Calvados is the basis of the tradition of le trou Normand, or "the Norman hole". This is a small drink of calvados taken between courses in a very long meal, sometimes with apple or pear sorbet, supposedly to reawaken the appetite. Calvados can be served as an apéritif, blended in drinks, between meals, as a digestif, or with coffee.

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   What fruit is Calvados made from?

   • Calvados is made mostly from apples, with an allowance for a small amount of perry pears, a term used for small, tannin-packed pear varieties used to make cider. All fruit used also must be grown in Normandy.

   What Is Calvados? A Guide to French Apple Brandy - Food & Wine

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9. www.foodandwine.com › calvados-brandy-guide-8638558What Is Calvados? A Guide to French Apple Brandy - Food & Wine

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   Apr 26, 2024 · Calvados is a distilled apple cider that can be served as a digestif at the end of a meal, or used in cocktails. Learn about Calvados, the famous apple brandy from Normandy, in Northern France.