Why does this cider not have a Nutri‑Score listed on its label?

Nutri‑Score is only calculated for foods and non‑alcoholic beverages; alcoholic drinks like this 2 % cider are excluded from the scheme, so no grade is assigned.

How does the 2 % alcohol content affect people who avoid alcohol?

A 2 % ABV is considered low and may be tolerated by some light drinkers, but it still contributes ethanol calories and can affect individuals who are pregnant, operating machinery, or abstaining for health or personal reasons, so they should avoid it.

Is this sweet cider suitable for a vegan or gluten‑free diet?

Traditional sweet cider is made solely from fermented apple juice and typically contains no animal‑derived ingredients or gluten, making it generally compatible with vegan and gluten‑free diets, provided no hidden additives are added.

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Cidre de Bretagne

Alcoholic Beverages

Product Insights

Cidre de Bretagne is a 75 cl sweet cider from Brittany, France, presented in a glass bottle and containing 2 % alcohol by volume. It falls under the Alcoholic beverages group, carries no Nutri‑Score because the system excludes alcoholic drinks, and its processing level (NOVA) is not disclosed on the label. While the cider offers a mild alcoholic strength and traditional apple flavor, the lack of detailed macronutrient information limits assessment of sugar or caloric content.

Nutritional Values

Values per 100 ml

Alcohol2 % vol

Comparative Analysis

Because only the alcohol content (2 % vol) is disclosed, a direct comparison of sugars, fats and salts to the average beverage profile cannot be made.

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35%

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