#apfelwein

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サイダーは、果汁に酵母を加えて発酵させたアルコール飲料、または炭酸ガスを注入したノンアルコール飲料の総称です。一般的に、リンゴを原料としたものをリンゴサイダー、それ以外の果実を原料としたものをフルーツサイダーと呼びます。 リンゴサイダーは、主に北米やヨーロッパで広く飲まれており、甘味と酸味のバランスがとれた爽やかな味わいが特徴です。リンゴ以外のフルーツサイダーも、それぞれの果実の風味や特徴を活かした味わいを楽しむことができます。

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Keltereien und Brennereien in Frankfurt und Umgebung Rhein Main Gebiet

Wohin mit all dem Streuobst? Sie wissen nicht, wohin mit der Obsternte aus Garten und Streuobstwiese? Für das Rhein-Main-Gebiet gibt es hier eine Übersichtskarte mit Keltereien und Brennereien, die Obst aus Gärten verarbeiten. Für angeliefertes Obst erhalten Sie häufig frischen Saft, Obstbrand, Geld oder Gutscheine. Prüfen Sie am besten im Vorfeld, welche Optionen Ihre Wunschkelterei…

[myimaginarywonderland]

If I could have one wish it would be to have Nico and Seb as a commentator duo for my German coverage.

Seb slipping into his casual accent, being the biggest support for Lewis meanwhile Nico is trying so hard to be casual. Seb making fun of Nico and Lewis while we all (Nico mostly) have to suffer.

I actually get commentators that know what they are talking about with funny anecdotes while still being as "normal" (courtesy of Nico) about this whole thing.

[gawankeundco]

roosters admin info posting the team will arrive back at their home arena at 8.30pm like they just won the stanley cup in frankfurt and are about to get showered in champagne

[fatcathappycat]

*Updated* The Boozy truths edition! (Narumitsu fic recs)

❤️🍻💙

Behold my list of 14 (11 plus 3 I've shared before) Ace Attorney fic recs featuring Phoenix and Miles and maybe (probably) more than a recommended amount of alcohol. The following fics feature alcohol being used to lower inhibitions, reveal hidden truths, and occasionally facilitate chaos. As usual, these are in no particular order, because fanfics are gifts to be enjoyed and celebrated, not ranked.

Remember kids: drink responsibly, have fun, and switch to water or grape juice to stay hydrated. Cheers!

（ ^‿^）o自 ♡ 自o（^‿^ ）

1) Last Night in Phoenix by theother51

Rating: E Words: 9, 719 to read: 40 min

This one features the gang going out for celebratory drinks after 'Turnabout Goodbyes.' Featuring Waitress Triss, several rounds of Dusty Derbies, and one of the best, most loved, confession and hook-up scenes between Miles and Phoenix. <3 <3

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2) Make your bed by SapphireWine

Rating: T Words: 1,801 to read: 8 min

One of those fics I find myself returning to again and again. It just makes me smile and my only complaint is that it is too short. I love this Miles and this Phoenix. A very loveable drunk Miles and our favourite responsible caretaker Phoenix. Featuring a bonus Pess with delicate kidneys!

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3) pas de deux by Anonymous

Rating: T Words: 2,251 to read: 10 min

Short and poignant one-shot where Miles drunkenly processes his ‘note’ and how to move forward.

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4) Critique by MyLittleEdgey for prospectkiss

Rating: M Words: 9, 937 to read: 40 min

"Phoenix Wright should probably know the dangers of drinking and talking to Maya, and he should definitely know the dangers of drinking and writing fanfics about Miles Edgeworth.

He apparently does not." ಠ‿ಠ 👍

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5) A Night You'll Never Regret by MaudMoon (Idle_Wanderings)

Rating: E Words: 88,589 to read: 3.45 hours

OK, full confession: the reason why I'm late getting this list out is because I found myself rereading this fic. Once you pick it up you can't put it down.

The AA gang head to Vegas for Maggey and Gumshoe’s re-wedding where the boys get into some legendary bachelor night shenanigans. This fic is sweet, funny, creative and a bit of a case-fic to boot. File under ‘Narumitsu required readings’

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6) In Vino Veritas by Samioli

Rating: T Words: 1, 558 to read: 7 min

"In Vino Veritas: in wine, there is truth." so how could I not include this one? Plus  it is so, so, so good! ❤️💙 x infinity!

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7) Am I… Cute? by furnacejjohnson

Rating: T Words: 2, 173 to read: 6 min

"Edgeworth finds himself a bit drunk, a bit flustered, and a bit curious." this one could have easily fit onto my AA fics that made me LOL list. It's so much fun and literally had me laughing out loud :D

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8) Cheers by zombiekittiez for banialuka

Rating: T Words: 2,144 to read: 6 min

Inspired by Banailuka’s art, 'Cheers' Beautiful phrasing in this one. Enjoy! ....er, I mean Cheers!

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9) en plein air by bunnydarko

Rating: M Words: 46, 131 to read: 3 hours

Lovely 12 chapters of Miles and Phoenix getting together and enjoying the honeymoon phase a bit. Lots of good banter, drunken banter and fluff. Done just right- not too sweet.

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10) Project: Matchmakers by WingSongHalo

Rating: M Words: 46, 131 to read: 3 hours

This is a looong fic, however, I am adding it to the list because of the pivotal 'Miles has a wee too much to drink' scene within. Also, because I think this fic might be required Narumitsu reading.

“I love y….uuuunicorns? Yeah. Sure. Them. Bye.”

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11) apfelwein by heiiskltchen

Rating: M Words: 46, 131 to read: 3 hours

Recommended to me by bytemite on Reddit/r/Narumitsu, this fic is a good’un folks! What a rush. Incredibly charming, tender and schexy with a a dusting of angst for flavour, done right :)

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File under shared before but worth sharing again!

12) by the book by zombiekittiez

Rating: T Words: 2, 038 to read: 10 min

BOOK CLUB + DRUNK MILES!!! What more could you ask for, really? .. (spoilers)… Hashbrowns and belly kisses of course 😚

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13) Turnabout Sorrows by royal_subterfuge (orphan_account)

Rating: M Words: 3,098 to read: 15 min

Seriously this might be my all-time favourite fic on Ao3 (heh, ok, I have many all-time favourites), and it absolutely kills me that the author decided to orphan their account so that they can't receive our fan-love. I have come back and read this one again and again. This one takes place in Germany, with Phoenix and Miles finishing off a bottle together. There is such beautiful phrasing and imagery, allusions to the past, acknowledgement of the present, tension and release, yeah, just, just read it. You'll see what I mean. Best wishes and sincere gratitude to the author wherever they may be.

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14) Do you trust me? by kuraintrain

Rating: M Words: 13,547 to read: 55 min

It might feel like a bit of a stretch to include this one under 'boozy truths' but I will take any excuse to share this wonderful fic by one of my favourite authors again. And drinks do play a part in the story.

Miles and Phoenix connect at a conference. The one with the ‘Rat Trial of 1508’ and one of the sweetest confession scenes ever written ❤️💙

Read and reread for wonderful banter and feels. Highly, highly recommended.

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And that's it for now! Do you have an Ace Attorney or Narimitsu flavoured story that fits this theme? Feel free to add it in the comments or tags!

P.S. next week is the Miles & Maya are BFFs edition!

Cheers!

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Französischer Apfelwein läuft aus meiner Flasche aus, wenn ich Cidre.

wenn nicht jemand anders zuvor cidrete

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Cornwall 2024 - Tag 19

Ladies and Gentlemen!

Zur Abwechselung steht heute einmal wieder ein Weingut auf dem Programm.

Und zwar nicht irgendein Weingut, sondern Englands westlichster Weinberg Polgoon.

Wer braucht schon die französische Champage Region, wenn wir hier unten in Cornwall einen eigenen Weinberg quasi vor der Tür haben? 

Die Coulsons waren ursprünglich eine Fischhändler Familie in Newlyn.

Die Geschäfte liefen nicht mehr so gut und nachdem sie einen preisgekrönten Winzer aus Cornwall kennengelernt hatten, beschlossen sie, einen eigenen Weinberg in Cornwall anzulegen.

2006 kauften sie bei Penzance eine überwucherte und heruntergekommene Blumenfarm und begannen Weinreben zu pflanzen.

Nach und nach verwandelten John und Kim Coulson das Anwesen von einem heruntergekommenen Bauernhof in einen blühenden Weinberg und Obstgarten, in dem sie nicht nur Wein produzieren und anbauen, sondern jetzt auch einen Laden und ein Feinkostgeschäft haben.

Der Name „Polgoon“, kornisch für „Teich in den Tiefen“, ist mit Bedacht gewählt. Er beschreibt die ursprüngliche Lage des Weinbergs und Obstgartens, der auf sonnigen Hügeln mit Blick auf das Meer der Mounts Bay liegt.

Diese einzigartige Position spiegelt sich auch auf dem Etikett wieder, das eine abstrakte Sicht auf die Weinreben und das Meer zeigt.

Aus ihrer ersten Weinernte kreierten sie den ersten Polgoon-Wein und wurden anschließend mit der Trophäe für den „Best Still Rose in the UK“ ausgezeichnet.

Nachfolgende Ernten wurden jedoch durch schlechtes Wetter schwer beeinträchtigt und die Familie wandte sich dem Apfelwein zu.

Man perfektionierte einen kornischen Apfelwein namens Aval - Cornish für „Apfel“. Ein Schaumweinprodukt, das nach tradiotioneller Methode hergestellt wird ...

... der gleichen Methode, die französische Winzer zur Herstellung ihres Schaumweins verwenden – sowohl im Weinberg als auch im Obstgarten entstehen mittlerweile hervorragende, preisgekrönte Getränke.

Inzwischen umfasst die Anbaufläche 4 Hektar und die Vielfalt der Rebsorten wurde ebenfalls ausgeweitet: Spätburgunder, Seyval Blanc, Bacchus, Ortega, Rondo, Spätburgunder sowie Sauvignon Blanc werden angebaut.

Dazu kommen interessant Apfelweine: Aval-Apfelwein, Scrumpy-Apfelwein, rosa Himbeer-Apfelwein und schwarzer Johannisbeer-Apfelwein.

Es werden Führungen durch den Weinberg mit Verkostungen am Ende angeboten.

Auch die beliebten, sogenannten "Selfguided Touren" sind möglich.

Außerdem bietet "The Vine House Kitchen" Speisen, ausschließlich lokaler Produkte, an.

Die Speisekarte reicht von kornischen Käse- und Wurstplatten bis zur frischen Ofenpizza (sehr lecker!).

Allerdings ist eine Tischreservierung angeraten, denn dieser Betrieb erfreut sich auch bei den Locals großer Beliebtheit.

Bei unserem Besuch war fast jeder Tisch, entweder besetzt oder bereits reserviert.

Fun Fact: die Türen der Toiletten sind mit Vorsicht zu genießen. Sie klemmen und ich musste aus dem Klo befreit werden.

Good Night!

Angie, Micha und Mister Bunnybear

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Spiced Apple Wine Recipe

Fruit juice from freshly sliced apples is used to infuse dry white wine into a seasonal, warming Fall cocktail beverage. Sometimes referred to as “Apfelwein” this classic recipe is updated with cinnamon spices and natural sweetener. Make yourself a carafe of this spiced apple wine recipe and sit back, sip and relax… Photo Credit: The Sifted Field. The Fall season is full of Apple Beverages:…

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that’s true they may not have had caffeine but they were casually drinking mead and cider and apfelwein all the time. they were living it up in their own way

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三ツ扇サイダーは、静岡県浜松市で製造・販売されているご当地サイダーです。三ツ扇は、浜松市の旧家である「三ケ日家」の家紋に由来し、サイダーのラベルにもこの家紋がデザインされています。このサイダーは、1950年に地元の飲料メーカーである「浜松飲料株式会社」によって発売されました。天然水を使用し、爽やかでスッキリとした味わいが特徴です。地元では長年愛されている飲み物で、レトロな雰囲気の瓶も人気を集めています。また、三ツ扇サイダーは、浜松市のご当地グルメである「浜松餃子」との相性が良いことでも知られ、セットで販売されることもあります。地元の名産品として、浜松市を訪れる観光客にも人気の商品です。

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Mündliches, allzu mündliches

1.

Der Wanderer, sein Dackel und beider Schatten: Einmal im Jahr machen mein Sohn und ich den absurden Spaziergang, das hat sich ab jetzt so eingebürgert. Der absurde Spaziergang führt durch Gegenden, in die man normalerweise nicht deswegen gehen würde, um dort etwas zu sehen, aber wir wollen diese Gegenden uns dann anschauen. Um Wintersonnenwende herum und am späten Mittag gehen wir los, um in die Dämmerung und ins Dunkle zu kommen, das fördert den Laberflash und auch das Vorstellungsvermögen. Schwarz wird es in den Stadtvierteln nicht ganz, nur sehr dunkelolive, dunkelumbra, dunkelgrau. Lag einmal Schnee, steigt die Erde die Halme hoch. An Ausfahrtsstraßen kann man auch im Dezember die Fernwehstillung simulieren, an den Tankstellen gibt es sogar Apfelwein in Dosen.

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Was hat man weitergegeben? Wo hat man Schub gegeben, wo hat man gehemmt, was hat man abgeschnitten? Was eröffnet? Mit welcher Katastrophe hat man was plötzlich auf den Weg gebracht und mit welchem Glück in eine Sackgasse geführt? Mit welcher Wortlosigkeit ist was gesprungen, mit welchen Bildern und Geschichten hat man etwas gewendet? Im Hinblick auf statistisch korrekt berechneten Lebenserwartungen ist es zu erwarten, dass man ab einem bestimmten Zeitpunkt sich diese Fragen stellt.

[ambernicolebarton]

Frankfurt

I have decided to resurrect this blog. It's been years and I've been lazy. I remember when I started this little blog for one of the first major travel adventures Chris and I went on. We took a 3 month trip, I documented pretty much all of it and not long after we returned home we got Hope. Now, 12 years later (and once again dogless and without a dance company), I am looking for ways to keep myself creatively occupied and return to documenting our travels as a way to preserve memories and stay in touch with family and friends.

So here we are. Frankfurt. We left Vancouver on a Saturday afternoon on May 31st and arrived in Frankfurt around 8am on June 1st. We flew into Frankfurt because it was a reasonably priced direct flight during the height of tourist season. In addition, it's not far from the French border; we can take a train and be in France in a matter of hours. France is the focus of our trip this month (and who doesn't love to take the train in Europe?) so we figured we would spend three nights in Frankfurt, get our bearings and drink some Apfelwein.

From the airport, we took the train to Haupbtbahnhof, the main train station located in the downtown core of Frankfurt.

The scene around the train station is...let's go with lively. As you walk down the street, you can't tell if people are speaking German or not; there are so many different people from different countries in this area. Due to the fact that we were arriving relatively early in the morning, Chris found a hotel not even 10 minute walk from the train station. BUT, we couldn't check-in until 3.00 pm. So we did what we do best: dropped our bags and walked around the city.

I had heard for many years that Frankfurt was "an industrial town." I wasn't sure what to expect so I went with no expectations. I'm happy to report that I was pleasantly surprised. We arrived on a Sunday and it was super chill the entire day which was a nice way to be introduced to the city. Of course, there is an expected touristy old square that you can't not visit. Don't be fooled by the photo-it's smaller than it looks!

I was surprised by how much greenery there was. All along the river there are trees and wildflowers, aggressive ducks, folks walking their dogs, joggers and convenient places to sit and have an aperol spritz if that is what the late afternoon calls for.

There is a beautiful green belt loop that has a walking path; it cuts through the city almost making me believe that the city is a giant park and not an urban hub most people only tend to visit between flights. Along the way statues are placed amongst the foliage, adding to the experience. A major connection point of the trail is the Alte Opera.

After three days here, we have walked and walked and WALKED. There is public art everywhere. I found myself digging the distinct contrast in architecture; modern glass high-rises towering over baroque, gothic renaissance and classical buildings. Apparently Frankfurt got pretty flattened during WWII which accounts for this. Again, I was surprised by the greenery of the tucked away neighborhoods. Scooters and bicycles are prevalent and don't always adhere to their designated lanes (they also have a way of sneaking up behind you on sidewalks). I found my memory pleasantly jogged with the three or four German words that I learnt from one of my most dearest friends when we took a trip to Vienna many years ago. In fact, just being back in Germany felt very nostalgic of the extended time I spent in Vienna for ImPulsTanz. And of course, NO trip to Frankfurt is complete without eating an actual Frankfurt!

Despite the jet lag that is unavoidable at the start of a trip like this, all went well. There isn't a ton to do in Frankfurt but it's nice not to have the pressure to sight see at the start of a trip as you try and reset your internal clock. Peonies seem to be a local flower, there is a plethora of Lebanese, Balkan and Afghani food that make it easy to eat well without breaking the bank. A decent coffee for 2,50 euros can be found (and if you're really pinching pennies you can often find 1 euro coffees from coffee machines in some grocery stores). Other observations: the Germans like their dessert with their coffee, especially in the afternoon. I couldn't help but smile as we walked by four young lads sitting outside at a coffee shop on a Sunday afternoon, laughing with impressive slices of cheesecake and coffees in glasses with visible ribbons of chocolate sauce. Bread tends to be brown and dense and delicious.

Not a bad way to start another a new adventure :)

I give Frankfurt 3/5. Next stop: Strousburg.

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Alles liebt sie an dir, auch deine anderen Frauen. Sie sind wie Papierlaternen, und warten gehorsam im Flur. Ist dir die Nacht zu kalt, ist dir die Nacht zu dunkel, dann leuchten sie und verbrennen, kämpfend um deinen Blick. Sie wischt die Asche weg, öffnet das Dachgeschoss-Fenster, und fragt dich nach deinem Namen, welchen du heute trägst. Heute bist du der Wind. Heute bist du der Regen. Du fällst in ihr tiefes Feuer, als käme ein Stern nach Haus. Apfelwein auf dem Tisch. Schlangenhaut auf den Händen. Gedichte, in deren Kernen dehnt sich das Weltall aus.

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A Travel Agency in Frankfurt can introduce you to the city’s best culinary experiences. Try Apfelwein (apple wine), a local specialty, or explore international cuisine in the Sachsenhausen district.

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things to do in Frankfurt

Frankfurt, a bustling metropolis in the heart of Germany, is a captivating blend of modernity and tradition, offering visitors a wealth of experiences to discover. Why should you visit Frankfurt? As one of Europe's financial capitals, Frankfurt boasts a stunning skyline dotted with skyscrapers, earning it the nickname "Mainhattan." Beyond its financial prowess, the city is steeped in history and culture, with charming cobblestone streets in the Altstadt (Old Town) and iconic landmarks such as the Romerberg square and the towering Frankfurt Cathedral. Additionally, Frankfurt serves as a gateway to the picturesque Rhine River Valley and the nearby Taunus Mountains, making it an ideal base for exploring the scenic beauty of the region. What can you do in Frankfurt? Explore the world-class museums along the Museumsufer (Museum Embankment), showcasing art, history, and science. Indulge in culinary delights at the bustling Kleinmarkthalle or savor traditional Apfelwein (apple wine) in one of the city's cozy taverns. For a dose of nature, escape to the tranquil Palmengarten botanical garden or take a relaxing boat cruise along the Main River. Whether you're fascinated by history, architecture, or simply seeking a vibrant urban experience, Frankfurt promises to enchant and inspire visitors with its unique charm and allure. Plan your visit today and uncover the treasures awaiting you in this dynamic German city. Read the full article

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Handkäs' mit Musik deluxe

Entweder man liebt ihn – oder man hasst ihn. Laut Internet zählt er sogar zu den am meisten verabscheuten deutschen Gerichten: Handkäs’ mit Musik. Ich als Wahl-Heidelberger Schleswig-Holsteiner mit hessischen Wurzeln liebe ihn natürlich – aber er muss gut gemacht sein. Unerlässlich dazu sind guter Apfelsaft, Apfelessig, Apfelwein, ein ordentliches Kontingent an frischen Zwiebeln – und natürlich…