Pommeau de Normandie

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Pommeau de Normandie is a traditional Norman aperitif made by blending apple must with Calvados and aging it in oak barrels, renowned for its rich, sweet, and fruity character.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French alcoholic beverage
PDO product
aperitif
agingContainer oak barrels
alcoholByVolumeRange 16–18% ABV
aromaNotes baked apple
caramel
dried fruit
spice
vanilla
baseSpirit Calvados NERFINISHED
color amber
golden
consumptionOccasion before meals
countryOfOrigin France
geographicalIndicationType AOC
introducedAsCommercialProduct 1980s
legalStatus Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée
madeFrom Calvados NERFINISHED
apple must
mainIngredientOrigin Norman apples
obtainedBy mutage of apple must with Calvados
pairing apple-based desserts
blue cheese
foie gras
melon
productionArea Calvados department NERFINISHED
Manche department NERFINISHED
Orne department NERFINISHED
productionMethodStep aging the blend in oak barrels
blending apple must with Calvados
pressing apples to obtain must
protectedDesignationOfOrigin Pommeau de Normandie AOC NERFINISHED
recognizedAsAOC 1991
regionOfOrigin Normandy NERFINISHED
regulatingBody INAO NERFINISHED
relatedProduct Calvados NERFINISHED
Cidre de Normandie NERFINISHED
servingSuggestion served neat
served over ice
servingTemperature chilled
sugarContent relatively high
typicalAgingTime at least 14 months in oak
typicalBottleSize 70 cl
typicalFlavorProfile fruity
rich
sweet
typicalServingGlass small tulip glass
typicalUse aperitif
usedIn cocktails

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