1. Bertina Blueberry liqueur
The NEW “Super-berry” liqueur
Blueberry’s rich texture combined with the silkiness of Bertina recipe! A new sensational
taste that will set your cocktails apart with taste and color!
Hand picked blueberries from Scandinavian forests= NOT
grown by man in bushes!
IMPORTED: Made at an artisan distillery in Scandinavia
The most unique “retro” bottle with a swing-top closure
that guarantees the highest shelve visibility
Lowest sugar content in it’s class = Lightness opens new
opportunities in mix ability.
Alcohol content 20 % ABV, 40 proof!
Bottle sizes: 750/700 ML in 6 count case . Lower stock value than any competitor,
reduction of risk!
Bertina brand carries also under the brand the following flavours:
Elderflower, Blueberry & Cloudberry & Elderflower

2. Bertina Blueberry Facts
Bertina liqueurs are distinguished from it’s competitors by:
Made: Real, hand- picked natural blueberries/bilberries are crushed and
soaked in ethanol for 4 weeks. The “natural extract” is then filtered and stabilized to
the desired exquisite taste.
Taste: Blueberry’s rich texture combined with the silkiness of Bertina recipe. Extremely trendy and will make a difference in your top selling cocktails as a key ingredient.
Ingredients: 1.24 lbs of hand picked Blueberries go to make each bottle ! Lowest Sugar content in the category! This guarantees the easy mixability with every traditional cocktail!
Bottle: Unique, highly visible bottle stands out from it’s competitors in tallness as well as due to the closure (swing-top).
Where do they come from? This miracle-berry grows in nature, not cultivated, but naturally, in the nature of Scandinavia in sub-arctic lands. They are hand picked individually .
Representation contact Tom Venho: EU or US

3. Blueberry- Today’s Super-berry?
Blueberry (Bilberry)
“Bilberry has a long medicinal history in Europe. It has been used to treat
anything from kidney stones to Typhoid fever. During World War 2 British
pilots noted that Bilberry jam before a flight dramatically improved night vision.
Modern research now supports these claims.
Bilberry contains anthocyanosides which are potent antioxidants which
strengthen blood vessels and capillary walls, improve red blood cells,
stabilize collagen tissues such as tendons, ligaments and cartilage and has
cholesterol lowering effects”
Bilberries are extremely difficult to grow and have
small fruits, and are thus seldom cultivated. Fruits
are mostly collected from wild plants growing on
publicly accessible lands throughout northern and
central Europe, where they are plentiful – for example,
up to a fifth (17-21%) of the land area of Sweden & Finland
is covered in bilberry bushes