ICE CIDER
October 1st, 2002
BY MONICA DONIE, in MontrealPRODUCERS of Canadian ice-cider in south-eastern Quebec have formulated their own seal of authenticity to help consumers understand difference between genuine ice-cider and knock offs. The product is made from fermented apples whose sugars have been concentrated by freezing temperatures. A seal affixed to the bottle contains a group of letters; the first two represent the name of the producer, the next four numbers indicate the date of juice extraction and the start of fermentation and the last two letters represent the name of the ...
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