A youthful, still apple wine pressed after two and a half months of maceration.
Mazik is a Yiddish word used to describe an impish, mischievous figure, often used to refer to a puckish youngster. While we absolutely love the effect we get from our long macerated apple wines, the actual winemaking is a fairly awful experience. The lots are so decomposed by the time we press that it’s inevitably messy and challenging no matter how careful you try to be. As the younger, fresher echo of our long-aged apple wine, Mazik seemed the right title for a charming wine that causes so much trouble!