A. Le Coq beer

A. Le Coq is the oldest and largest beverage manufacturer in Estonia, with a heritage dating back to the early 19th century. Originally founded as a brewery in London in 1807 by Albert Le Coq, the brand eventually moved its production to Tartu, Estonia, after acquiring the Tivoli brewery in 1912. The brand has become a national icon in Estonia, known for its premium pilsners and cultural legacy.

Today, A. Le Coq is a key subsidiary of the Olvi Group. While the brand remains deeply rooted in Estonian culture and continues to operate its primary production facility in Tartu, its ultimate ownership lies with the Finnish corporation Olvi Oyj. This acquisition has allowed the brand to expand its portfolio beyond beer into juice, water, and soft drinks, while maintaining its status as a market leader in the Baltic region.