Kopparberg Crisp Apple cider

Kopparberg Crisp Apple is a premium alcoholic cider produced by Kopparbergs Bryggeri, a historic Swedish brewery located in the town of Kopparberg. The brand was originally established in 1882 by a group of 36 regional brewers, but it achieved its modern global fame after being re-established in 1994 by brothers Peter and Dan-Anders Bronsman.

Every drop of the cider is manufactured at the original brewery site in central Sweden, utilizing the soft mineral water sourced locally from the Bergslagen region. Known for pioneering the sweet and fruit cider category, Kopparberg has expanded its portfolio with the 'Crisp Apple' variant to offer a modern take on traditional apple cider flavors.

Today, the brand remains independently controlled by the Bronsman family through their holding company P & D Bronsman AB, while also being publicly listed on the Swedish Nordic Growth Market (NGM). Despite its massive international presence, particularly in the UK where it remains a market leader, the headquarters and primary production facilities remain deeply rooted in its namesake Swedish town.