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APPLE SEEDS

APPLE SEEDS

This are some samples of the apple seeds I’ve picked up and classified this year. I’m thinking about germinating and planting some of the varieties. Seeds for the new year.

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NEXT STAGE

NEXT STAGE

Last weekend has been fun. After several weeks fermenting my first apple juice, which I got from a friendly Basque cider house, I racked it to carboys and left it settle.

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LOST ORCHARDS

LOST ORCHARDS

My wife is from The Razón Valley, the birthplace of the famous Butter of Soria. The Valley is a beautiful place, with 7 small villages where only about 400 people live during all the year.

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WILD HARVEST

WILD HARVEST

This morning I went to the forest to localize some crab apple trees in The Butter Valley of Soria and pick some of the fruits.

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THE GRANDMA OF APPLES

THE GRANDMA OF APPLES

Due to its weak competitiveness and high light requirement, the European crab apple tree exists mostly at the wet edge of forests, in farmland hedges or on marginal sites.

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My name is Haritz Rodriguez, a.k.a. Ciderzale. I am a journalist, travel blogger at Tokitan and marketing consultant in my own company, Barking Blogs. I love crab apples. I feel identified with what they represent. They are wild, small and tough. Their roots are deep, and submerge to the very origin of the domestic apple. They have a small production, and often grow at the edges of the land.
I got into this business some years ago. I’m now marketing consultant in the cider industry and tourism fields. Before, I was just a consumer of Basque cider. Suddenly, I discovered a whole universe around the world and I became a cider enthusiast. Global sight from a local point of view.
In this blog you will find thoughts about cider, from the point of view of culture, tourism and marketing, as well as some cider reviews and my adventures as an amateur cider maker. Yes, I've even started to make my own homemade cider. We'll see where this project ends.

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