Apple Brandy
The flagship Eau de Vie made from On The Earth Farm’s own apples, featuring sweet apple notes on the nose followed by barrel flavors on the palate, bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof).
Of The Earth Farm Distillery is a Missouri craft distillery located in the gently rolling hills of northwest Missouri near Richmond in the Kansas City region. Founded in 2011 by Jim Pierce and Sarah Burnett Pierce, the distillery began after Jim attended a fruit conference in Nebraska where he learned about turning fruit into spirits (Eau de Vie), which inspired the creation of their flagship Apple Brandy. The farm-to-bottle operation grows its own fruits, herbs, and grains, producing small-batch craft spirits that connect to the Missouri land they come from.
The flagship Eau de Vie made from On The Earth Farm’s own apples, featuring sweet apple notes on the nose followed by barrel flavors on the palate, bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof).
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