PRODUCERS
Lofthus Ekspedisjon
Lofthus Ekspedisjon was established in 2005 and has been run ever since as a popular meeting place for Hardanger locals and visitors. We aim to be a meeting place, a cultural arena, where we convey cultural history and offer local products such as cider from Hardanger, apple juice, beer and local foods.
Lofthus Sideri
Lofthus Sideri are four neighbouring farms in Lofthus that together aim to make great apple juice and cider. We grow our apples on steep, sunny slopes facing the southwest. This, combined with good soil and an ideal climate with long summer days, gives our apples the sweet and acidic taste that is so important in a good apple juice, and of course, a good cider.
Måge gard
We have produced cider for over 30 years. Located at Måge (formerly the premises of Måge farm shop)
NeRø Frukt og Sider
NeRø farm lies on the sunny slope of Heddalsvannet and faces the mountain Gaustatoppen to the north. The farm has no long tradition of fruit growing. It started, like many things in life, as a random interest in 2013 and with the knowledge that this location in eastern Telemark has an excellent climate for growing fruits and berries.
Norane Fruktgard
This farm is located facing the south down by the Sognefjord, close to where the historic "Battle of Fimreite" took place in 1184. This naval battle happened just outside our farm, and we have used this in the marketing of our juices, such as the “1184 Sognamost”.
Nordre Bergan Gård - Agnar Lund
Here at Nordre Bergan farm, I grow apples, pumpkins, and grains. I also sell honey from my own bees. In addition, I process apples into cider and apple juice. Apples and pumpkins are delivered to Bama, as well as sold in my own farm shop.
Nordre Nes
The farm Nordre Nes is located in a beautiful fruit landscape at Nesodden, facing the lake Norsjø in Telemark. This area has a particularly good climate for fruit farming, and the farm has grown apples for sale for over 100 years.
Ølmheim siderhage
Ølmheim Siderhage is located by the Sognefjord, at Ølmheim between Sogndal and Leikanger. Here, Sigrid Ølmheim and Endre Kleiveland have an orchard with apples, pears and plums. The large fjord makes our area great for fruit farming, with mild winters and moderately warm summers.
OmCider
OmCider is located in Hjelmeland in Ryfylke. We planted our first apple trees on the farm in 2016, and we now have 5 hectares of apple trees and 1 hectare of sweet cherries.
Opedalstunet
Opedalstunet is a family-run orchard at Lofthus in Hardanger. We run modern fruit production with the main emphasis on fruit for consumption. We use part of our fruit for further processing in the form of cider, applesauce, jam and canned fruit.
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