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Veola
Introducing Veola, a danish project making natural wine & cider from apples, pears, plums, grapes & berries sourced from local orchards & vineyards & foraged in the wild.
The fermentation Box
An ABC of mixed fermentation; from high-end sour beer over classic apple cider to experimental fruit pét-nat!
Mixed fermentation is all things fermented: be it grapes, white, grey, orange or blue, apples, pears or plums. Really, we don’t care what it’s made of, as long as it’s fit to drink. We have packed our shelves with delicious natural ciders, fruit pét-nats, beers and other good stuff.
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Veola
Veola is a modern natural wine project based in Copenhagen, crafting small-batch ciders and wines with low intervention, long aging and maximum character & complexity.
Each bottle is a snapshot of time and place
— and uniquely Veola.
The Veola project first saw its light in 2022 when Mads Grene & Emil Olander decided to make the best of their individual experience as producer (Fruktstereo & Æblerov) and importer (omada.wine) and embark on a joint venture in mixed fermentation.
After more than two and a half years of meticulous cellar work, the first Veola bottles will be released in summer 2025 in close collaboration with omada.wine.
Veola sources apples, pears, plums, grapes & berries from local orchards & vineyards & foraged in the wild with the ambition of bringing Scandinavian winemaking to a level of sophistication that lives up to the high quality of Nordic fruit.
The wines in the veola portfolio are clean, quiet and cool with deep layers of complexity and a perfect balance between ripeness, freshness and acidity.



