There is cider in 1.5 liter PET bottles, which is acceptable. BUT I would think it would be great if MIGROS stores (ZCH) also had something like non-alcoholic MIGI cider or Möhl cider (not Ramseier, it doesn't really taste good) in addition to Eichhof alcohol-free. In the 0.5 l glass bottle.
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Hello Nathilo, tophane and casalinga66,
Thank you for your suggestions! I'll be happy to pass them on to our product managers.
I rarely drink cider and cider myself, but I have already tried TerraSuisse cider. Can you tell me exactly what the difference in taste is between non-alcoholic cider and cider?
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Sabine, Migipedia team
@Sabine,
for me there is no difference, I used to drink Rittergold, now I drink Terra Suisse cider.
The term cider is used synonymously with apple wine, especially in Lichtenstein, Upper Austria, Switzerland and southern Germany. In southern and central Hesse it is Äpplewoii.
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Istanbul
I particularly like the taste of "Schützengold" (Getränke Lussi, Stans), for example, because this cider (apple wine) is more tart and, for me, fresher than the one from Migros. I like "Möhl alcohol-free" because it's "cloudy", has a pleasant taste and is simply *juicy*.
In addition, even if I repeat myself: TerraSuisse in honor, everything is fine - keep it in your range. But we local producers would probably really appreciate "From the region, for the region"... as long as the suppliers go along with it.
In the Coop, for example, there's "Lanzbier", which cool guys from the Nidwalden region produce (or have produced). Local products (yes, TerraSuisse is all right, Switzerland ahoy!) on the shelves at Migros makes the company likeable, I think... Especially when I read elsewhere that beans from Senegal are on offer.
I'm just regionally oriented and like local producers... Perhaps Migros could join in a little here and offer more products (possibly only for a limited time, with a reference to where to find them) from the respective region.
Effort - profit... as is so often the case, economic considerations are paramount. It's just bizarre that kiwis are imported from New Zealand... etc. etc. I could write the same thing over and over again ;-).
@sabine
It's actually the same thing! Only a 1.5 l bottle is too big. Cider tastes best straight from the bottle and everyone drinks from their own!
@Casalinga66: Rächt hesch - from a returnable bottle = "real cider"; and also more suitable for toasting, I think.
There are alcoholic ciders in PET bottles in Coop, Denner and currently ALDI, for example. But the stuff loses its carbon dioxide so quickly that it doesn't taste as good afterwards. The 1.5 liters should be drunk in one go, without intermediate storage.
Möhl, non-alcoholic in a glass bottle ... simply brilliant, refreshing, wonderful, especially now in summer :-)