Kinso

Semi-dry, sparkling apple cider. Fresh and fruity. Kinso is named after the long and mighty river Kinso, which flows down to Kinsarvik.

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Opo

Dry, bubbly apple cider. The name Opo comes from the river Opo which flows from Hardangervidda down through the village of Lofthus.

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Ildkvede

Spontaneously fermented cider, made from some mixed apples as well as quince and cherries

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Flytende solskinn

Spontaneously fermented cider, made on Aroma, Holsteiner cox and ornamental apples from Borgebund farm in Råd

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Sparkling Rosésider

Serve cold, 6–8 °C, in champagne glasses. Clear red colour, dry and lightly sparkling cider. Hints of blackcurrant. Tasty and acidic, suitable as an alternative to red wine.

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Attåt eplesterk

Fresh and juicy apple cider made with exclusively Norwegian apples. No added sugar. Warm, sunny days combined with cold nights typical of the fjord landscape of Norway ensure a concentrated and aromatic cider.

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