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Fjordfolk Mikrobryggeri — Sandefjord in Sandefjord produces Fjordpils, Fjordweiss, Bella Ciao and more — find contact details below.
We live for what we do, and we want to show the diversity and the possibilities of craft beer. Our goal is to play a part in Norway's fast-growing and ever-changing beer market. We brew both high-quality traditional beers and bolder, more experimental new ones.
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