Wild Cloudberry Preserves (14.1 ounce)

This jam is out of this world. I get mainly an apricot taste with a slight mango after taste. The seeds don’t bother me. It’s so good I am ordering a couple more jars.

Wonderful on toast or heater over ice cream. Very pricey but this isn’t something you’d be using everyday..

A rare berry that rather laboriously yields a sublime tart, sweet, unique flavor preserve.I really appreciate the crunchy seeds within that offer health benefits as well as adding to the deliciousness overall. I have shared a bite with several people and all were impressed.

I love everything made from cloudberry. In Helsinki airport i always buying this brand and cloudberry liquor. This is a cheap liquor, even with airport price 3 years ago i paid $12. Now some company in UK selling cloudberry liquor for $24, but delivery for crazy price.What if you add that liquor for your inventory ...i will be happy to pay $50 or $60 for a bottle .Sorry, not a review, just idea for managers.I know a lot of people who will gladly buying it...

We just got back from Norway and fell in love with cloudberry preserves. I hesitated to try to bring some back with us and was delighted to be able to get the jam through Amazon. My order came in promptly and in perfect shape. I will be ordering again

Amazing flavor - what a discovery! Respect to the Scandinavians who have been keeping this magic berry to themselves! Learned about cloudberries doing research, and had to try them - amazing flavor - only way I can describe it is a combo of pineapple, passion fruit, blackberry, and mango. These are think preserves with an occasional seed (but not too many like raspberries).This wants a robust bread: sourdough or rye toast, English muffins, etc.I feel like I’ve converted my religion and need to tell everyone, but with a nod to the cunning Scandinavians, I’ll only tell YOU!

I love this jam, but one jar came destroyed in the box that I ordered.

This wonderful jam made from berries that grow in mountain swamps (Who knew!?) has a transcendent flavor and a beautiful golden color. It's called multer in Norwegian but cloudberry is a much better name for English speakers.