An authentic drink from the Sėliai region, reflecting the family winery’s traditions, craftsmanship, and respect for local nature. It is made from hand-picked apples grown in the orchards of Northern Lithuania.
The cider features a fresh, dry, and well-balanced flavour, where the crisp acidity of ripe apples meets a delicate touch of hop bitterness. The aroma reveals notes of green grass, citrus fruits, and apple peel, giving the drink a clean and natural character.
This is a handcrafted, naturally fermented sparkling cider, expressing the true taste of apples without any artificial additives or sweeteners. The hops are locally sourced, lending the cider a distinctive signature of Lithuanian nature.
Roksala is an exceptional rural tourism homestead located in Taručiai village, Rokiškis district, right on the border with Latvia. A true oasis of tranquility in the heart of nature, next to the Suvainiškis Telmological Reserve, it offers visitors the opportunity to discover the unique culture of Lithuanian wine.
Roksala is renowned for its traditional, natural approach to winemaking. Wines are crafted from local fruits and berries, fermented and aged without industrial additives. The result is rich, authentic wines inspired by Lithuanian terroir, surprising with both refreshing fruitiness and depth. Remarkably, nine Roksala wines are recognized as Lithuanian National Heritage products, a mark of exceptional quality.
The homestead proudly boasts the northernmost vineyard in Lithuania. Alongside it grow cherries, blackcurrants, apples, rowanberries, and other fruits and berries, which shape wines of distinct character and subtlety. The winery also takes pride in its authentic cellar, where a unique collection is preserved.
Roksala invites guests not only to taste wines but also to experience their creation. The educational program “Wine Road” introduces winemaking from grape to glass. Visitors can:
take part in tastings;
explore the authentic wine cellar;
observe the production process;
enjoy stories about local winemaking traditions.
