Zero/Zero Ciders for Natty Wine Enthusiasts (6-Bottle Bundle)

Six 750 mL bottles of natural ciders, including Botanist & Barrel, Art & Science, Barmann Cellars, Frukstereo, Brutes Cider

Zero/Zero Ciders for Natty Wine Enthusiasts (6-Bottle Bundle)

This bundle features 6 Natural Ciders by wine & cider makers from around the world who are beloved by many for their natural approach to cider (and wine) making. Natural Cider / Wine (a.k.a. Natty Wine) is the oldest and most traditional way of making cider. Made with nothing other than the juice of the fruit, and fermented naturally using the natively occurring yeast that lives on the fruit (or in the cider house) - a.k.a. wild fermentation.

We love a good natural cider / natty wine. They inspire contemplation both in their flavor profile, and understanding how the cider making process differs from many modern practices for cider making. The flavor profile often has subtle complexities and balances components of the fruit's flavors and esters from the fermentation. Almost always dry, and sometimes with a welcome funk. 

What is Natural Cider / What does Zero-Zero mean? Ciders made in this method are often referred to as 0/0 (zero-zero), meaning nothing added or nothing removed. Nothing added most commonly means: no yeast is added and instead native yeast causes fermentation; no added sugars; no added sulfites; and no other additions of any kind. Nothing removed most commonly refers to no filtering of the cider/wine, and no pasteurization. We've also heard cider makers refer to zero-zero as meaning nothing unnatural touches the fruit (organically grown) and nothing unnatural in the cider making process.   

Included Ciders*:

Art + Science Cider (OR), Fruitful Pet Nat- Sparkling co-ferment made from apples, pears, and Grüner Veltliner grapes fermented with native yeast. Dry with mouth-watering acidity and notes of apple skin, white grape, grapefruit, soft pear sweetness, lemon juice, and very slightly oaky. Zero/zero

Barmann Cellars (WA), Solera Cider - Made in the Solera method, in which a blend of cider batches from consecutive years is combined. This batch started with 2022's harvest and a coferment of Barmann Cellars' estate apples and pears in an oak barrel. A portion of this barrel from 2022 was blended with 2023 harvest season ciders, including a spontaneous barrel ferment of wild foraged apples from the Nooksack Valley, and spontaneous ferment of cider apples sourced from WSU in Mount Vernon. Spontaneously fermented. No added sulfites.

Botanist & Barrel (NC), Fall Into Place - Pét nat cider made from a blend of the last harvest apples from three of their never-sprayed orchards. Made with a blend of Arkansas Black, Black Twig, Buttons Choice (feral) Cinnamon Spice, Florina, Golden Russet, Lymans Large, Old Grandma, Pink Crab (feral) Red Free, Smokey Joe, and Stayman Winesap. Spontaneously fermented via the wild yeast naturally living on the fruit.

Brutes Cider (Sweden), Northern Tropics 2021 - Think of this as the "orange wine" equivalent of dry cider. This is a true cider made from 100% heirloom varieties of apples from 100 year old trees that sit on an ancient seabed within Stockholm city limits. The salty Stockholm terroir is reminiscent of Basque Country. 50 day whole-pulp maceration, followed by spontaneous fermentation. Unfined and unfiltered.

Fruktstereo (Sweden), Cider Revolution 2020 - Cider made from 80% apples (Cox Orange & Gloster) and 20% pears (Clara Friis & Conference). Most of the fruit is surplus fruit from local growers in Österlen and northern Skåne. Apples skin macerated for 3 weeks. Apples and pears fermented separately and blended just before bottling. Native yeast. Unfiltered with no additives.

Revel Cider (Canada), Wildling - Made with a blend of nearly 50 different apple varieties and pears all wild foraged within a few kilometers of Revel's cidery in Guelph, Ontario. The fruit was pressed and allowed to spontaneously ferment with native/naturally occurring yeast from the fruit. Unfiltered and unfined, with no added sulfites. Bottled just prior to fermentation completing for a sparkling Pét Nat cider that stays as true as possible to the wild fruit.

*Please note that ciders pictured aren't necessarily included in bundle. What's listed above is included.

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We ship cider in boxes that safely hold 4-bottles, 6-bottles, or 12-bottles. Order in one of those quantities (or multiples of those quantities) to maximize your shipping value. For example, if you order 2-3 ciders, there will be room left in the box and it won't meaningfully change the shipping costs to fill the box.

We do have 1-bottle boxes, but in most all instances it will cost the same to ship you a full 4-bottle box.

Shipping to a business address will usually save you a few bucks!

Shipping cost estimates:

  • Pacific Northwest/West Coast: Shipping anywhere in the Pacific Northwest or West Coast is relatively inexpensive. Almost all box sizes cost $16-21 to ship. Same is true for most destinations in the Mountain Time Zone.
  • Central Standard Time Zone / Midwest: A 4-bottle or 6-bottle box will usually cost $18-24 to ship. A 12-bottle box will usually cost $22-30 to ship. Variance depends on weight and how far from a FedEx/UPS shipping center your delivery address is.
  • East Coast: A 4-bottle or 6-bottle box will usually cost $20-25 to ship. A 12-bottle box will usually cost $25-35 to ship. Variance depends on weight and how far from a FedEx/UPS shipping center your delivery address is.

Important Shipping Information:

  • We are able to ship cider to most, but not all, states.
  • Legally, someone 21+ must be present at the time of delivery to sign for the cider. We cannot ship to PO Boxes or AFO/FPO addresses.
  • Shipping prices vary by weight and destination. How far you are from Seattle (where we ship from), and remote vs. central your shipping destination is, and how heavy your box is will make shipping vary.
  • The bigger the box, the less you pay in shipping on a per-bottle basis. We ship in 1, 4, 6, and 12 bottle boxes - order in those quantities for the best shipping value. The size of the box matters as much as the weight, so don't leave empty slots in your bottle box! Shipping a 1-2 bottles will cost the same as shipping 4-6 bottles in most cases. Shipping a 12-bottle box is usually only $3-5 more than shipping a 4-6 bottle box.
  • Re-delivery and returns are the responsibility of the customer.
  • We don't recommend shipping during periods of extreme weather. If your area has weather of concern, please contact us and we can hold your order. 

We can usually accommodate rush requests for delivery or pickup. Please e-mail us at cider@pressthenpress.com or call/text us at (206)395-4008.

We offer home delivery of cider orders for customers in the Seattle area, including the east-side. Someone 21+ must be available to accept the delivery. We will be flexible in scheduling a delivery that works for you. Most deliveries are made within a few days of the order being placed.

Orders can be picked up for free at Makeda & Mingus, a coffee shop and community space in the Greenwood neighborhood. They are open everyday from 7AM-5PM. Orders are made available for pickup within 1-3 days.

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