Just now my shelves are filled with the new offerings from Nøgne ø, so it is perhaps lucky that I don’t have access to the most interesting brews from Denmark. (But if any readers are curious about what to buy me for Christmas, please read on..)
Last month saw the release of a range of bottles of [...]
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Mikkeller again
Posted in Denmark, Greece, beer, beer blogs, brewing, craft beer, tagged Mikkeller on November 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Opens eight bottles at once
Posted in Denmark, beer on November 3, 2009 | 1 Comment »
How do we define intelligence?
Problems in adjusting IQ tests to avoid bias across linguistic and cultural barriers has been a topic for decades.
And in some countries there are very concrete measures establishing a certain level of intelligence.
At Denmarks Aquarium (yes, Beer Nut, that’s how they spell it!), they used to have a Pacific octopus that was [...]
Beer guide to Berlin
Posted in Denmark, Germany, beer, beer books, brewing, food, pubs, travel on October 29, 2009 | 7 Comments »
Sure, there is the CAMRA Good Beer Guide to Germany, but it’s a few year’s old, and it’s not too handy when you’re visiting just one city. The Berlin information at ratebeer is helpful as well.
But for anyone reading Scandinavian, the new book just out by Danish beer writer Carsten Berthelsen is well worth the investment. A [...]
Return to Carlsberg
Posted in Denmark, beer, beer festivals on October 19, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Thanks to beerticker.dk, I can reveal that there will be a beer festival at the old Carlsberg brewery in Copenhagen again. Next year. 6-8 May.
The exhibitors – if that’s what you call brewers peddling their beers – will be more active in the marketing of the festival, and there will also be a trade session. [...]
Something rotten in Denmark again
Posted in Denmark, beer, beer blogs, beer marketing, craft beer on September 17, 2009 | 4 Comments »
The brewer at Danish micro Duelund Bryglade, Poul Højlund, has a fierce attack on some of the beers on the Danish market. Højlund is launching a new concept – Real Microbrew, with a BBB logo – Brewed at the Brewery by the Brewer. (for once a concept easy to translate!)
He attacks major industry players like Harboe [...]
Ambitions at Nørrebro
Posted in Denmark, beer, craft beer, pubs, travel, tagged Nørrebro Bryghus on August 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
One of the first micros I wrote about when I started beer blogging was Nørrebro Bryghus in Copenhagen. They have expanded step by step with a brewery outside town taking care of the bottled beers, and quite a few of their beers are widely distributed in Denmark and beyond. While their regular list of beers [...]
Mikkeller interview
Posted in Denmark, beer, brewing, craft beer, tagged Mikkeller on July 26, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Even if I am too lazy to write much at the moment, there are others who seem to be more awake. Check out an interview with Mikkeller brewer Mikkel Bjergsø at the Hoosier Beer Geek blog.
Hamburg to Århus
Posted in Denmark, Germany, beer, beer blogs, craft beer, travel on June 29, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Mark asked the other day about his planned drive from Hamburg to Århus. Any good brewpub stops along the way or places where I could pick up some good Danish microbrew?
I don’t know the scene first hand myself, so I asked the Danish crew at ratebeer, and they gave a quick response.
South of the border [...]
Bad taste
Posted in Denmark, beer, beer marketing, craft beer on June 22, 2009 | 9 Comments »
Somehow I have the feeling that the new beer from Danish contract brewery BeerHere will not go down too well in Germany. I find this too juvenile, but that may just be me getting old and grumpy.
There is a full range of beer and wine with dictators on the labels in Italy. Evan has blogged [...]
Oslo Beer Festival again
Posted in Denmark, Norway, beer, beer festivals, craft beer, travel, tagged Øl og Mat, Oslo beer festival on June 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »
OK. I’ll be fair.
(I won’t promise I’ll be fair that often. This is, after all, my soap box, and if I tried to balance everything it would make rather boring reading.
The festival organisers have now announced that there will, after all, be some interesting micro beers. Not from Norway, but some fairly rare stuff from Sweden and Denmark.
The [...]