Õuna siidri degusteerimine

You’re invited to discover the finest ciders from the Baltics and Finland – an evening of tasting, presentation, and conversation! 

Our cider, made from juice pressed from apples grown in our own orchards, is the result of care, craftsmanship, and natural ingredients. It's a high-quality, all-natural product we take great pride in – and we’re excited to bring it to Australia.

During the event, we’ll share how cider is made in the Baltic region, introduce the different types we produce, and of course – invite you to taste them. There’ll also be specially selected snacks that pair beautifully with cider. We will also present ourselves as a culinary tourism destination, highlighting opportunities to visit cideries and cider apple orchards. It’s a great chance to meet the cider makers in a relaxed and friendly setting, and to get a deeper insight into the world of real cider.

Encouraged by success at international competitions and fairs, we’ve joined forces with cider makers from Estonia and Finland to launch a shared marketing initiative to introduce Baltic cider to the Australian market. The project brings together the Latvian Country Tourism Association “Lauku ceļotājs”, Estonia’s rural tourism organisation, and passionate cider producers from Latvia, Estonia, and Finland – all of whom make real cider from natural ingredients.

We look forward to welcoming you and sharing a sparkling event together!

About the BALT-FIN-CIDER project: Exports of the Baltic and Finnish Craft Ciders to Australia (BALT-FIN CIDER) - https://www.celotajs.lv/en/project/45
About Baltic Cider: balticcider.com

This activity is supported as part of an Interreg Central Baltic Programme 2021-2027 project "Exports of the Baltic and Finnish Craft Ciders to Australia”, co-funded by the European Union. This publication has been produced with the financial assistance of the European Union. The contents of this publication are the sole responsibility of Latvian Country Tourism Association "Lauku celotajs" and can under no circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of the European Union