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Cēsu alus is the largest brewery producing beer in Latvia. Substantial development started 12 years ago when its market share was 2 - 3 % reaching the average market share 30% of Latvian beer market in 2022. Since 2001, more than 40 million EUR have been invested in the company’s expansion of the manufacturing capacities. 10 million EUR were invested in installing a canning/packaging line, which is the most modern and largest in the Baltic States since 2008. Investments of the sort are among the largest ever in food&drink industry in Latvia. Besides these investments, another essential basis for success is its attractive marketing and a focused team culture. The company has the reputation as the best employer and one of the largest tax payers in Vidzeme region. The vision of Cēsu alus is to be the innovation leader in the beverage market. Product portfolio includes several beverage categories: beer, beer mix, long drinks, ciders, energy drinks, kvas, soft drinks, water and functional drinks. Feel free to pick up a few bottles or cans of your favorite drink at your nearest store to try and enjoy!

The Aldaris Brewery in Riga, which was founded in 1865 and has since 2008 it has been owned by Carlsberg.

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