Rathjen Cellars Scrumpy Cider 500 mL

$12.99

Wild fermentation brings together apples, quince, pears and crabapples gathered from local orchards. The small-lot cider draws entirely on Vancouver Island fruit, reflecting the producer’s wider commitment to local growing conditions and orchard diversity around the Saanich Peninsula. Its scrumpy identity is deliberately rustic and fruit-led, with several orchard species contributing to the blend rather than apples alone.

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Commercial Drive 1622 Commercial Drive Vancouver, BC V5L 3Y4 604-633-1922 15

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About Rathjen Cellars
Mike Rathjen opened Rathjen Cellars on the Saanich Peninsula in 2016 after making wine in a Victoria basement known as the Wine Bunker. He worked exclusively with Vancouver Island fruit, restoring or leasing local vineyard sites. His winemaking took a low-intervention approach. The small range included still and sparkling wines as well as cider. For Imperative Dry Vermouth, Rathjen supplied the wine base and Ampersand Distilling contributed its botanical expertise. Rathjen Cellars closed permanently in summer 2023.
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