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The “Anoxic Pillow Method” is a type of processing that we're starting to see more of, and while the name sounds complex and technical, it is a very purposeful processing method meant to lower the barrier to entry for advanced processing. As processing has gotten more and more complicated, and borrows more from brewing and advanced fermentation, the cost and materials access can be inhibiting. That's where the anoxic pillow method comes in and reduces controlled fermentation to its most basic elements- requiring just a container large enough to hold the cherry, a thin sheet of plastic large enough to cover the cherry, and water. That's it! + Read MoreThe “Anoxic Pillow Method” is a type of processing that we're starting to see more of, and while the name sounds complex and technical, it is a very purposeful processing method meant to lower the barrier to entry for advanced processing. As processing has gotten more and more complicated, and borrows more from brewing and advanced fermentation, the cost and materials access can be inhibiting. That's where the anoxic pillow method comes in and reduces controlled fermentation to its most basic elements- requiring just a container large enough to hold the cherry, a thin sheet of plastic large enough to cover the cherry, and water. That's it! + Read More
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Leicht & teeartig
Vollmundig & cremig
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Lebhaft & säurebetont
Weniger süß
Sehr süß
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Röstgrad: Hell bis mittel
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