A sparkling cider made, for the first time, with a significance of my own apples. These apples, which I grafted from a single wild growing crab near the cidery property, are remarkably high in sugar, acid, and tannins, putting them on par with wine grapes. I blended them with apples from my friends at Rose Hill Farm, and bottled them pet nat. Wild fermented, unfiltered, unfined, and dry. The resulting cider has a remarkable richness, like aged leather, mahogany, and perfectly ripe nectarines, with pronounced tannic finish, and a hint of the nuttiness akin to that found in oxidized wines like sherry.