Rental Availability of Fruit Presses During Apple Juice Season!
The city of Euskirchen is offering a unique opportunity for families and institutions during the Autumn season, as harvest time approaches. The city administration is providing a free apple press rental service, which can be utilised by clubs, children's and youth facilities, schools, kindergartens, and families alike.
The apple press, with a capacity of 18 liters, can be picked up and returned by appointment at the city administration, located at Kölner Straße 75, 53879 Euskirchen. Interested individuals can make inquiries and reservations for the apple press rental via phone or email. The contact details are as follows:
- Mr. Spekkers: 02251-14 352 or ospekkers@our website
- Mrs. Barth: 02251-14 398 or mbarth@our website
Please note that while the apple press rental is provided free of charge, users are still required to provide their own bottles, funnel, and a bowl for juice collection.
The apple press rental service is available for use during Autumn, which is the perfect time for apple harvesting. This initiative aims to encourage local communities to participate in the traditional activity of apple pressing and to enjoy the fruits of their labour.
For those interested, it is recommended to make reservations as soon as possible, as the demand for the service is expected to be high during the apple pressing season. Further information regarding the rental period for the 18-liter apple press offered by the Euskirchen city administration is not currently available.
In conclusion, the free apple press rental service offered by the city of Euskirchen is a wonderful opportunity for families and institutions to engage in the traditional activity of apple pressing during the Autumn season. So, gather your apples and get ready to press your own fresh apple juice!
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