Trøndelag Food Festival
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August
1
Fri
12:00 - 13:00
In this session, they’ll share insights into their production methods, the craftsmanship behind their spirits, and the unique stories behind each bottle. What does it take to craft an award-winning Trøndersk aquavit? You’ll learn how they work – and, of course, get to taste the results. Participants will enjoy a tasting of four exciting aquavits – all inspired by and rooted in Trøndelag. Join us for a unique experience at the Trøndersk Food Festival! About the presenters: Svein Berfjord, also known as the Aquavit Farmer, is a distiller at Inderøy Brenneri and Berg Gård, which he runs with his wife Kirsti on Inderøy in Trøndelag. He bottled his first aquavit in 2016 and has since received numerous awards for his creations. Ulrik Bjerkeli is the head distiller at ØX and has been instrumental in building both their brewery and distillery. Their aquavits rank among the best in Norway – proven by a second-place win in "Norway’s Best Beverage 2025" for their aquavit Norwegian Aquavit Aged in Sherry Casks 2024.
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30
Sat
13:00 - 16:00
At Bårdshaug Herregård you get a beautiful, historical setting around your visit. Sleep, eat and drink well.
July
Wed
09:00 - 15:30
19:00 - 23:00
2 x 20 Years of Passion for Local Food – An Evening You Don’t Want to Miss!
31
Thu
14:00 - 15:00
Norwegian apple cider has seen tremendous development and growth over many years, and now production is also gaining momentum in Trøndelag. Yngve from Inderøy Mosteri will share insights on what it’s like to grow apples in Trøndelag, what it takes to produce apples of top quality for cider making, and present some of his own flavors. Ulrik from ØX will talk about the cider production process - from apple juice to finished product - what makes Norwegian and Trøndersk cider unique, and present different cider styles.
14:00 - 16:00
Welcome to a lunch experience unlike any other – where taste, history, and community meet at the long table by the Nidelven river.