Between the 1st and the 15th of October we filter and bottle all new cider from Brännland Cider.
01
October
2017
Bottling
Brännland Cider, Västerbotten.
Blog posts •
19 March, 2020
So, much to our collective surprise, we find ourselves in troubled times. At Brännland Cider we are already feeling the heat from the world shutting down. Is there no good news?
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18 February, 2020
Brännland Cider to establish 10 hectares of commercially viable and productive apple orchards in collaboration with farmers, regional governments as well as national and international stakeholders from academia and business.
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18 January, 2020
As the Swedish apple harvest was done and the December pressing finished the 2019 promises to be a great vintage in spite of reduced harvest volumes.
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10 October, 2019
Brännland Cider announces new distribution in Finland with Vinunic Finland.
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26 June, 2019
Claim by Brännland Cider might the truest and original expression of Swedish apples that we’ve yet to come upon since it doesn’t model itself or conform to any appellation other than that of the country, apples and family of ciders from which it was born.
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6 May, 2019
Brännland Ciders are delighted to announce a working partnership with Connoisseur Estates to develop their UK distribution.
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13 February, 2019
Brännland Iscider Barrique 2014 and 2015 places first and second in the Best By Style Cider and Perry category at 2018 Ratebeer Best.
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7 November, 2018
Brännland Cider founder Andreas Sundgren Graniti summarises first impressions for the 2018 apple harvest and its impact on the 2018 cider vintage.
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22 August, 2018
Andreas Sundgren Graniti and David Biun of Brännland Cider on the 2017 cider and ice cider vintages recently released and about to be released.