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The 14th Annual Great Lakes International Cider & Perry Competition May 15-17, 2019 Grand Rapids, Michigan Commercial Division Results Commercial Medalists A-Z 2 Fools Cider — Illinois 2foolscider.com Pinehopple Specialty Cider and Perry GOLD Rosé Fruit Cider BRONZE Tart Cherry Fruit Cider BRONZE 2 Towns Ciderhouse — Oregon 2townsciderhouse.com Hollow Jack'd Spiced Cider GOLD Made Marion Fruit Cider GOLD 2017 Cidre Bouché Traditional Cider - Sweet SILVER 2017 Pommeau Fortified Cider SILVER 2017 Riverwood Modern Cider - Sweet SILVER 2017 West Country Replica #2 Traditional Cider - Dry SILVER 8th Anniversary Heritage Cider - Dry SILVER Bad Apple Wood Aged Specialty Cider SILVER Boysenbarrel Wood Aged Specialty Cider SILVER BrightCider Modern Cider - Dry SILVER Camp Clementine Fruit Cider SILVER Ginja Ninja Spiced Cider SILVER Nice & Naughty Spiced Cider SILVER Pearadise Fruit Cider SILVER Rhubarbarian Fruit Cider SILVER Serious Scrump Heritage Cider - Dry SILVER Strawberry Haze Fruit Cider SILVER Two Thorns Specialty Cider and Perry SILVER 2017 Marissimo Fortified Cider BRONZE Easy Squeezy Fruit Cider BRONZE Pacific Pineapple Fruit Cider BRONZE 3 Keys — Florida 3keysbrewing.com Peach Flower Specialty Cider and Perry BRONZE Sweet Potato Cider Spiced Cider BRONZE 14th Annual Great Lakes International Cider and Perry Competition (GLINTCAP) — May 15-17, 2019 Commercial Medalists A-Z 5 Penny Hard Cider — Ohio 5pennyhardcider.com Flannel Top Spiced Cider SILVER Lost Reception Specialty Cider and Perry BRONZE 12 Bridge Ciderworks — Oregon 12bridgeciderworks.com Broadway Cran-Pom Fruit Cider SILVER Ross Island Sangria Fruit Cider SILVER Tilikum Tropic Thunder Fruit Cider SILVER Hawthorne Apple Modern Cider - Dry BRONZE 45 North Vineyard & Winery — Michigan fortyfivenorth.com Fresh Coast Modern Cider - Dry SILVER Oakazie Wood Aged Cider SILVER SingleTrack Hopped Cider SILVER RPM Modern Cider - Sweet BRONZE 1911 Hard Cider — New York 1911established.com Full Bloom Specialty Cider and Perry SILVER Generation Cider Heritage Cider - Dry SILVER Honeycrisp Cider Modern Cider - Sweet SILVER IPC Cider Hopped Cider SILVER NY Hopped Cider Hopped Cider SILVER Pommeau Fortified Cider SILVER Vodka Spirits SILVER Cranberry Cider Fruit Cider BRONZE Honey Cider Specialty Cider and Perry BRONZE Honeycrisp Wine Specialty Cider and Perry BRONZE Original Cider Modern Cider - Sweet BRONZE Rose Cider Specialty Cider and Perry BRONZE AeppelTreow — Wisconsin aeppeltreow.com Scarlett Rosé Cider GOLD 14th Annual Great Lakes International Cider and Perry Competition (GLINTCAP) — May 15-17, 2019 Commercial Medalists A-Z Albemarle CiderWorks — Virginia albemarleciderworks.com 1817 Heritage Cider - Dry GOLD Cidermaker's Choice Traditional Cider - Dry SILVER Virginia Hewes Crab Heritage Cider - Dry SILVER Harrison Heritage Cider - Dry BRONZE Alter Ego Cider — Oregon alteregocider.com Authentique Heritage Cider - Dry SILVER Camillia Noir Specialty Cider and Perry SILVER Dark Royale Cider Fruit Cider SILVER Color Blind Rosé Specialty Cider and Perry BRONZE Ambrosia Orchard, Cidery, and Meadery — Indiana ambrosiaorchardfw.com Beauregarde Specialty Cider and Perry SILVER GoldRush Modern Cider - Dry SILVER Blush Spiced Cider BRONZE Angeles Crest Cider — Califonia French Lieutenant's Whore Wood Aged Specialty Cider SILVER Angry Orchard — New York angryorchard.com Crisp Apple Unlimited Cider and Perry SILVER Extra Terroirestial Traditional Cider - Dry SILVER Super Natural Heritage Cider - Dry SILVER Baldwin (2017) Heritage Cider - Dry BRONZE BitterSteve (2017) Traditional Cider - Dry BRONZE Edu (2017) Natural Cider BRONZE Franc-enstein Fruit Cider BRONZE Ice Cider Ice Cider BRONZE Maple Wooden Sleeper Wood Aged Specialty Cider BRONZE Newtown Pippin (2017) Heritage Cider - Dry BRONZE Rosé Spiced Cider BRONZE Stone Dry Unlimited Cider and Perry BRONZE Wooden Sleeper Wood Aged Cider BRONZE 14th Annual Great Lakes International Cider and Perry Competition (GLINTCAP) — May 15-17, 2019 Commercial Medalists A-Z ANXO Cidery — Washington DC anxocider.com District Dry Modern Cider - Dry GOLD Grand Cru Traditional Cider - Dry SILVER Intercontinental Traditional Cider - Dry SILVER Transcontinental Heritage Cider - Dry SILVER Nevertheless We Persisted Modern Cider - Dry BRONZE Rosé Rosé Cider BRONZE Apple Valley Cider Company — Colorado applevalleycider.com Black Currant -- 1st Place Fruit Cider GOLD Semi-Sweet Modern Cider - Sweet SILVER Cherry Fruit Cider BRONZE Peach Specialty Cider and Perry BRONZE Appleholic Cider Company — Michigan appleholiccider.com Golden Strawberry Apple Patch Fruit Cider SILVER M111 Manchurian Heritage Cider - Dry SILVER M111 Rootstock Heritage Cider - Sweet SILVER Manchurian Crab Single Varietal Heritage Cider - Sweet BRONZE Oolonging for More Citra Specialty Cider and Perry BRONZE Arsenal Cider House & Wine Cellar — Pennsylvania arsenalciderhouse.com Event Blend Modern Cider - Sweet GOLD Picket Bone Dry Modern Cider - Dry GOLD Archibald's Ado Modern Cider - Sweet SILVER Crimson Crisp Modern Cider - Sweet SILVER Gold Rush Modern Cider - Dry SILVER Grierson's Ginger Spiced Cider SILVER Bootleggers Bourbon Apple Wood Aged Cider BRONZE Broken Hearts Are For Apples Modern Cider - Sweet BRONZE Ginger Gold Modern Cider - Dry BRONZE Snowbound Cinnamon Spiced Cider BRONZE 14th Annual Great Lakes International Cider and Perry Competition (GLINTCAP) — May 15-17, 2019 Commercial Medalists A-Z Ash & Elm Cider Co. — Indiana ashandelmcider.com Fickle Flame Specialty Cider and Perry SILVER Atlanta Hard Cider Company — Georgia atlantahardcider.com Crisp Apple Modern Cider - Sweet SILVER Honey Bee Specialty Cider and Perry SILVER Pomegranate Fruit Cider SILVER B. 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  • Apfel, Birne & Quitte

    Apfel, Birne & Quitte

    Apfel, Birne & Quitte Apfel (Malus), Birne (Pyrus) und Quitte (Cydonia) gehören zu den Kernobstgewächsen (Pyrinae) in der Familie der Rosengewächse und stehen seit tausenden Jahren als Obst in Kultur. Kernobst, besonders der Apfel, stellt eine sehr wichtige Tracht für Bienen im Frühjahr dar und es ist das Obst schlechthin. Aus Kernobst werden Säfte, Mus, Trockenobst (Apfelchips, getrocknete Birnen = Kletzen), Konserven, Kompott, Kuchenbelag, Most (Obstwein), Cider und Obstbrände hergestellt. Ein Dicksaft aus Birnen wird Birnenkraut oder Birnenhonig genannt. Die Quitte ist zudem indirekt Namensgeber für das Wort Marmelade von portugiesisch marmelo für Quitte und griechisch melimelon Honigapfel. Aus Quitten werden zudem noch Gelee (Quittenkäs), Likör und Perlwein hergestellt, da die Quitte zwar festfleischig und schwierig zu verarbeiten aber ausgesprochen aromatisch ist. Auch ein Konfekt mit dem Namen Quittenbrot aus Quittenmus und Gelierzucker ist sehr beliebt. Plinius erwähnte bereits Birnenwein. England und die Normandie lieben ihren Apfelwein (Cider). Spätestens seit der Besiedelung des Westens feiert Amerika Johnny Appleseed. Dieser brachte Apfelsamen aus der Alten Welt mit und begann während seiner Reise durch den Westen Apfelbäume zu pflanzen, damit sich die Siedler selbst mit Apfelwein versorgen konnten. Obstwein aus Äpfeln nennt man Cider, aus Birnen Perry und aus Quitten Querry. In der Normandie wird Cider aus verschiedensten Apfelsorten gekeltert, die auf Streuobstwiesen wachsen. Aus Apfelwein wird auch Calvados gebrannt. Fügt man frischen, gärenden Apfelwein und Apfelbrand zusammen, erhält man den in der Normandie und Bretagne bekannten Pommeau, der als Aperitif getrunken wird. Eigentlich ein nach der Portweinmethode hergestellter Apfeldessertwein. Die Hauptmenge an Obstwein, die heutzutage getrunken wird, wird aus Äpfeln bzw. Kernobst hergestellt.