Fruit cordials - All the taste without the chemicals

Whether produced from fruit, flowers or herbs, home-made cordials are getting more and more popular. It's not surprising: these cordials, with their unmistakeable taste, put other soft drinks in the shade. The 'Red Rooster' seal of quality guarantees that only top quality original products go into their production. Beet sugar or brown sugar is added to make all types of fruit, flower or herb cordials following ancient recipes. While the fruit, flowers and herbs come straight from the farm, the sugar cannot be produced there. In the case of cordials, 25% of the product may be bought when counted as part of the fruit content. The cordials are bottled with care and sold under the 'Red Rooster' brand name as pure or mixed cordials.

Fruit jams - Packed with fruit

Red Rooster' jams are especially appreciated for their high quality and unrivalled taste. Only fresh sun-ripened fruit processed without additives is used to fill the jars, whether for single fruit or mixed fruit jam. Raspberries, strawberries, blackcurrants, plums, apricots, cherries or chestnuts, the variety of hand-picked, top quality fruit made into delicious jams on the farm, is wide. The success of these jams lies in their high fruit content and low sugar content, which lends unbeatable taste. Besides this, after being chopped up, the fruit is cooked with care in order to preserve vitamins, taste and colour.

Sauces and pickles - In the jars, get set, go

The 'sauces and pickles' product group unleashes an explosion of taste sensations: whether spicy or sweet, pickled in vinegar or preserved in oil – these 'Red Rooster' delicacies have one thing in common: they promise a lot of taste, completely free of additives. The raw ingredients for fine sauces, jams and pestos must be likewise as impeccable as those for pickled fruit and vegetables. While the former make for the right level of spiciness with their creamy consistency, the latter are fresh and crunchy. Only select fruit and vegetables, which are bottled according to age-old preserving methods, end up in the jar. For real gourmets.