Arctic Berry · Hand-Picked Cloudberry
Lapponia Lakka
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This golden-orange liqueur is made from cloudberries that grow wild across the Arctic bogs of Lapland and are still picked entirely by hand.
Lapponia Lakka is a sweet-tart liqueur made from cloudberries (lakka), a prized Arctic berry that thrives in Lapland's short summers. It's typically sipped neat, on the rocks, or poured over ice cream and Arctic desserts.
Why it's made this way: Cloudberries barely grow anywhere south of the Arctic Circle, making this liqueur a genuine taste of Lapland's wilderness rather than a national product.
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