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Cider revival

Definition

The renewed interest since the late twentieth century in full-juice, regional and traditionally made cider, in Britain, North America and elsewhere, following a long period of consolidation.

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The revival has taken different forms in different places: the rediscovery of cultivars and the defence of traditional orchards in Britain; the rebuilding of an orchard base and a stylistic vocabulary in North America; the formalisation of regional traditions under protected designations in France and Spain. What they share is a shift of attention back to fruit.

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