From farm to table

We are passionate about sustainability and support the local producers. This means we strive to work with what we have around us and always aim to create the most authentic dining experience possible. We do not have an à la carte menu, instead our food follows the seasons and what is available from our producers.

Some of our fruits and berries come from the farm’s orchard and the local forest. We make the most of these by producing marmalades, jams, and juices. We aim to reduce our climate impact by minimizing the use of imported goods and instead opting for local alternatives.

By collaborating with our local producers we can offer ingredients that are not only delicious but also support our local community. We aim to provide not just good food and service, but also to inspire our guests to shop locally and adopt a more conscious lifestyle.

Farm's meat

Our beef primarily comes from our own Hereford heifers that graze on the meadows around us. We are proud to offer our guests meat from animals that live healthy and happy lives, while also contributing to an open pasture landscape and a more sustainable food production.

Local Cheeses

One of our cheese suppliers is the micro-dairy Räven och Osten, located just 20 kilometers away. Matilda produces award-winning cheeses made from pasteurized cow’s milk, sourced from the nearest dairy farmer.

We also use cheeses from Vasens Ost, which proudly originates from the farm Vasen in Nye, Småland.

Björntorps potato

Linnea and August are our potato producers whose journey began when August, then working as a wholesaler, suggested they grow their own potatoes. Linnea quickly agreed and with support from Linnea’s father Håkan they borrowed land to cultivate. Their vision is to grow potatoes with quality, sustainability, and local proximity.

Rudenstams

Our fruit and berry drinks come from Rudenstam’s orchard, located in Äppeldalen along Lake Vättern. The Rudenstam family has been growing fruit and berries since 1942 on their farm and today the business is run by the fifth generation.

The unique climate in Äppeldalen, with the depth of Lake Vättern slowing the arrival of spring warmth and retaining summer heat into the fall, creates perfect conditions for fruit and berry production. This area, also known as the Tuscany of Småland, gives Rudenstam’s fruit and berries their unique flavor and high quality.

Kvarnagården

Our beers and sodas come from Kvarnagårdens Bryggeri, founded in 2014 in the heart of Småland’s deep forests by brothers Stefan Varde and Urban Bergquist. Under the motto “Proper beer from Småland” Kvarnagården brews flavorful and well-crafted craft beer with a focus on quality and tradition.

This small-scale craft brewery brews and bottles all their beer by hand. Their goal is to create something unique and memorable with every brew.

Wine through generations

Our French wines come from Domaine de Barroubio, located on the northeastern edge of Minervois. The estate dates back to the 1400s but was modernized in the 1980s by Marie Therese. Today the estate is managed by her son Jean Miguel. Since 2018 the estate has been certified with HVE (High Environmental Value)  emphasizing biodiversity and sustainable viticulture.

Our Italian wines come from Azienda Agraria in the Chiorri region of Umbria. Marta Chiorri and her family are the fifth generation on the estate, which dates back to the 1800s. All harvesting is done by hand with great care given to sustainable farming. Trakt’s friends Anna and Pontus discovered these exquisite wines during a trip to Italy and buy them directly from the Chiorri family.

By offering wines from these carefully selected vineyards we can ensure that every glass of wine you drink with us is of the highest quality and part of a rich tradition and sustainable agriculture.

Irmas vegetables

Some of our fresh vegetables come from the chef’s mother, Irma, who meticulously cultivates her crops in her garden on a nearby farm. Irma grows kale, beets, cabbage, and various herbs, all with love and care.

By using these homegrown vegetables, we can ensure that our dishes are filled with the freshest and most flavorful ingredients.

Helena and Jiri

Helena and Jiri lives outside Bodafors, in Havsjö. There they run both a micro smokehouse and distillery. On their farm they raise rainbow salmon in their own ponds, which are then traditionally smoked by hand in their wood-fired smokehouse. This method gives the fish a unique and authentic flavor that is hard to find elsewhere.

In addition to their smoked salmon Helena and Jiri also produce a range of other delicacies from the farm, including spruce shoot syrup and aronia juice, which they harvest and make themselves.

They also operate a distillery where they produce Jonas Bronck’s Spirit, a spirit crafted using traditional methods.

Pike-perch from Hjälmaren

Joakim Århammar runs a fishing company from the farm Långsäter in Lännäs. With family roots on Vinön in Lake Hjälmaren, Joakim has a long tradition of fishing in his family. He primarily fishes for pike-perch in Lake Hjälmaren, which became the world’s first lake to receive MSC certification for sustainable pike-perch fishing in 2006.

The MSC certification ensures that the fish is traceable all the way and that the fishing is conducted with minimal impact on the lake. For Joakim sustainable fishing has always been a given and the certification is a testament to his environmentally friendly working methods.

Fallow deer from Sörmland

Our exquisite venison from fallow deer comes from our friend Sten-Olof Walfridsson, also known as Lollen in Sörmland. At his farm Marsjögård, outside Vingåker, Lollen hunts on his own land ensuring that the meat is of the highest quality and fully traceable.

Our relationship with Lollen began through the use of forestry machinery. Nowadays we share a common passion for sustainability and quality which is reflected in the fine venison he provides us with.

Mariannelunds karamellkokeri

Our sweets come from Mariannelunds Karamellkokeri, an old family business that has been around since 1929. With over 40 different kinds of candies, lollipops, and other confectioneries, Mariannelunds Karamellkokeri offers a wide variety.

The production is done entirely from scratch using traditional artisanal methods, with each candy created with great care and precision. This dedication has allowed Mariannelunds Karamellkokeri to maintain its place as a beloved producer of quality sweets through generations.