Hartwall

Hartwall is a Finnish beverage company and brand headquartered in Helsinki. It is one of the oldest and best-known producers in Finland, with a portfolio that includes beer, long drinks, soft drinks, and mineral water. The company is closely associated with Hartwall Original Long Drink, a gin-based ready-to-drink cocktail first created for the 1952 Helsinki Olympics, which remains a flagship product. It also markets Jaffa, an orange-flavored soft drink widely consumed in Finland.

Historically, Hartwall began as a Helsinki-based brewery and grew into a diversified beverage producer through the 20th century. Its products were distributed domestically and later expanded to international markets through partnerships and acquisitions common in the Nordic beverage industry.

The Hartwall name has also been used in sports and entertainment sponsorships. The company lent its name to a major Helsinki arena, a venue used for ice hockey, concerts, and other events, reflecting its long-standing presence in Finnish popular culture.

Today, Hartwall continues to operate as a major Finnish beverage brand with a varied portfolio, producing beer, long drinks, soft drinks, and bottled water for domestic consumption and export, while maintaining its cultural associations in Finland through sponsorships and iconic products.