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Fuglestein Fruktgard is located in a historical area. At the top of the moraine is an Iron Age burial ground, and there are at least 6 burial mounds and 2 monuments in this area, where silver rings and wooden knives have been found.

There are good growing conditions for fruit in Ryfylke. The trees thrive well near the sea at the fjord arms. Warm days and cool nights give the fruit at Fuglestein Fruktgard good color, sweetness and a very pleasant taste.

Fruit has been grown at Fuglestein Fruktgard, 70 masl, for generations. The oldest known and mentioned apple orchard dates back to 1838. The farm is sheltered and close to the sea. The warm days and cool autumn nights give our apples a beautiful colour and pleasant sweetness.

They have different types of apple juice for every taste. They come in small and large bottles as well as a 3l box.

You can buy the products at Fuglestein Gardsutsal and at LOMA in Sand.

If you are planning a wedding or other events feel free to contact them about bulk orders of their tasty apple juice.

Cider tasting summer 2024

Thursdays 15.00-16.30:

4 July, 11 July, 18 July, 25 July, 1 August, 8 August and 15 August.

Contact: Jon Anders Fuglestein, tel. 413 50 255, fuglesteinfruktgard@gmail.com

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Schedule

Opening hours

Weekdays:
00:00–23:00
Saturday:
00:00–23:00
Sunday:
00:00–23:00

Contact

Address:
  • Økstrafjordvegen 1174
  • 4234 Jelsa
Phone:
41350255
Email:
fuglesteinfruktgard@gmail.com
Website:
www.fuglestein.no/en/sample-page-english/

Facilities

Parking:
With a guide:
Season:
  • Summer
  • Winter
  • Spring
  • Autumn

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