A. Le Coq Premium lager

A. Le Coq is Estonia's oldest and largest beverage producer, with roots dating back to 1807 when it was founded in London by Albert L. J. Le Coq. The company eventually moved its production to Tartu, Estonia, where it became a cornerstone of the Baltic brewing industry. Today, the brand is widely recognized for its flagship 'Premium' lager, which is synonymous with Estonian beer culture.

Since 1997, A. Le Coq has been owned by the Finnish Olvi Group. While the brand maintains its historical heritage and production facility in Tartu, it operates as part of Olvi's extensive Nordic and Baltic portfolio. The ultimate ownership remains with Olvi plc, headquartered in Iisalmi, Finland, which ensures the brand's distribution across Northern Europe and beyond.