PARMA · northern lemonades
The non-alcoholic berry range in the current brand structure. Its identity draws on northern ingredients, three named flavours and the visual world of Komi.

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Northern berries and herbs inspire three PARMA lemonade flavors. The bottle visuals preserve the earlier packaging concept.
Earlier packaging artwork · current range: soft drinks
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PARMA is the Veles plant’s range of lemonades made with northern berries. The three flavor concepts draw on Pera, Voipel and Zarni An.
The plant’s portfolio also includes A-Live non-alcoholic mojitos and tonics, and L’ESSENCE ciders and mead. PARMA is the soft-drink line in the current brand structure.
The animation retains earlier packaging artwork; its alcohol markings belong to the historical design and do not describe the current PARMA lemonade range.
Discuss a projectVELES · PARMA · A-LIVE · L’ESSENCE
In the Veles plant’s current brand structure, PARMA covers northern berry lemonades, A-Live covers non-alcoholic mojitos and tonics, and L’ESSENCE covers ciders and mead. PARMA’s three names retain their connection to Komi stories. The berry combinations below describe flavour concepts from the brand materials; the exact ingredients of the current lemonades require separate confirmation.
As of 4 October 2026
The non-alcoholic berry range in the current brand structure. Its identity draws on northern ingredients, three named flavours and the visual world of Komi.
The source flavour concept combines lingonberry and cranberry with bright berry tartness. This describes the original pairing, not a published recipe for the current lemonade.
The original concept combines bilberry, blackberry and wild raspberry. The name connects the flavour to the northern wind; the current product’s final ingredients require separate confirmation.
A concept pairing of mint, cloudberry and lingonberry. It brings together herbal freshness and northern berries; earlier packaging images do not replace a current product specification.
The mojito catalogue lists original, mango, strawberry, melon and watermelon; the tonics are Classic, Indian and Bitter Lemon. Both ranges are non-alcoholic, with individual items and supply formats confirmed on enquiry.
A separate alcoholic category. The catalogue describes cider profiles of apple, blackcurrant and mint, pomegranate, and cherry and sweet cherry, plus orange and grapefruit mead. The current range and specifications require separate confirmation.
Start with the requirement: PARMA berry lemonade, an A-Live non-alcoholic mojito or tonic, or L’ESSENCE cider and mead. Each category needs its own product information.
Identify the item or flavour profile of interest. For PARMA, confirm that the enquiry concerns the current lemonade range rather than an earlier alcoholic-product presentation.
Before listing or supply, confirm ingredients, volume, packaging, shelf life and storage conditions against the current specification. Older renders serve only as visual references.
State the region, retail or hospitality format and expected volume. The plant’s team confirms samples, available items and timing in response to a specific enquiry.
The corporate summary establishes the distinction: PARMA lemonades; A-Live non-alcoholic mojitos and tonics; L’ESSENCE ciders and mead.
Vör Ozyr’s model includes raw materials and concentrates for Veles beverages. This connection depends on the 2027 pilot and subsequent processing launch; a date for full transition has not been announced.
Discuss regional brand representation and the required assortment. A useful enquiry includes the territory, store or chain format, product category and expected volume.
Explore non-alcoholic flavour options for a menu and consider L’ESSENCE as a separate range. Samples, packaging formats and individual product availability are confirmed with the team.
Discuss berry ingredients and the future connection with Vör Ozyr. Proposals should identify the ingredient, processing form, origin and specification; the project’s future facilities are not presented as already operating.
The current corporate summary of 4 October 2026 defines PARMA as northern berry lemonades. Ciders and mead belong to L’ESSENCE. Earlier materials describing PARMA as mead reflect the previous brand structure.
They show an earlier packaging design. They do not describe the ingredients or characteristics of the current lemonade range. Orders and product listings require a current specification rather than an image of the historical label.
No. PARMA is the lemonade range in the current structure, and A-Live comprises non-alcoholic mojitos and tonics. L’ESSENCE is a separate range of alcoholic ciders and mead. Each product’s characteristics should be checked against its current label.
The catalogue presents brands and documented flavour directions; the website does not accept payment for beverages. The team confirms current stock, samples, packaging, ingredients and supply dates for each enquiry.