Kühne Grünkohl nach Oldenburger Art

Kühne Grünkohl nach Oldenburger Art is a traditional German specialty consisting of ready-to-serve kale prepared according to a classic Oldenburg recipe. The brand, Kühne, traces its origins back to 1722 in Berlin when Johann Daniel Epinius founded a small vinegar distillery. In 1832, Carl Ernst Wilhelm Kühne took over the business, giving the company its current name and establishing it as a industrial manufacturing entity.

Today, the Carl Kühne KG is one of the largest vinegar and pickled food producers in Europe. The company remains a family-owned business, with headquarters in Hamburg, Germany. Production is primarily centered in Germany at various sites such as Berlin, Cuxhaven, and Hamm, though the group also operates facilities in France and Turkey to serve its global distribution network spanning over 50 countries.