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Røros Bryggeri og Mineralvannfabrikk AS in Røros produces Beverages — find contact details below.
«Brewed straight-backed, wild and well made» Behind the company we know today as Røros Bryggeri og Mineralvannfabrikk lies 125 years of history as a local family business rich in tradition, built on beer, soft drinks and, not least, berry drinks made from local produce from its own berry reception facility. The company builds further on proud local traditions. Today seven dedicated employees, together with the owners and the board, carry forward 125 years of beverage production in Røros.
We work with dedication and enthusiasm to put the very best taste experiences in your hand.
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We have created a food adventure because there are many of us standing together. We create value from the resources we have: good food with the flavour of mountain, plateau,…
We have created a food adventure because there are many of us standing together. We create value from the resources we have: good food with the flavour of mountain, plateau,…
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