Sparkling drinks for New Year: Finnish sparkling wines and ciders

Juomakartta lists 13 sparkling drinks from 8 Finnish producers. The list is based on drink names published by the producers on their own websites.

Sparkling drinks from Finnish producers

• FINNA Lakka kuohujuoma – Lignell & Piispanen 0.75 l
• Pomologi B.W. Heikelin Rosé marjakuohuviini – Lepaan viinitila ja panimo 11.0 %
• Villitarhuri Horsmankukka & Raparperi Kuohujuoma – Marjajaloste Meritalo 0.75 l
• Villitarhuri Lakka & Valkoherukka Kuohujuoma – Marjajaloste Meritalo 0.75 l
• Mattilan Marjatilan kuohua – Mattilan Marjatila 11.0 % · 0.75 l
• KARKELO MANSIKKAKUOHU – Viinitila Meggala 10.0 % · 0.75 l
• SPARKLING DRY MEAD – Open Water Brewery 5.8 %
• Herukkakuohu – Pihamaan Panimo & Viinitila – Kalkkinen 6.0 % · 0.75 l
• Juhlakuohu – Pihamaan Panimo & Viinitila – Kalkkinen 12.0 % · 0.75 l
• Vadelmakuohu – Pihamaan Panimo & Viinitila – Kalkkinen 12.0 % · 0.75 l
• Viherkuohu – Pihamaan Panimo & Viinitila – Kalkkinen 8.0 % · 0.75 l
• Pramia kuohuviini mansikka – Pramia 8.0 % · 0.75 l
• Pramia kuohuviini vadelma – Pramia 8.0 % · 0.75 l

Finnish sparkling drinks

In Finland sparkling drinks are bought especially for New Year's Eve, but they are sold all year round. Finnish farm wineries usually make sparkling wine from berries, such as currants or gooseberries, and from apples. The bubbles come either from a second fermentation in the bottle, as in the traditional method, or from carbonation. Champagne is a protected name that may only be used for sparkling wine from the Champagne region in France. Finnish sparkling wines made from berries and apples are called kuohuviini (sparkling wine).

The list is built from Juomakartta data: it includes published wines and ciders whose name refers to a sparkling drink or New Year. Details such as alcohol content and package size are based on what the producers publish on their own websites. Juomakartta does not sell drinks; availability can be checked with the producer or a retailer.