During this week we packaged two batches of Colonial Hipster to prepare for the Systembolaget release on the 1st of September, our collaboration with Six degrees North in Edinburgh is out soon and we show that the Craft Beer thing really seems to have taken off in Berlin.
In this week’s brewery update we welcome back half the brewery staff, who immediately get back to brewing, and we’re looking forward to joining our friends The Brooklyn Brewery, Dugges Ale och Porterbryggeri, Stigbergets Bryggeri, Nya Carnegiebryggeriet and E.C. Dahls Bryggeri on 1-2 September, for The Brooklyn Brewery Beer Mansion Gothenburg.
In this week’s brewery update we discuss our collaboration at the three nine project, our second Berliner Weisse heads to Systembolaget and apparently a lot of Craft Beer is brought to you by Big Beer in the US.
In this week’s brewery update we wanted to introduce Sky Andreasson, our latest addition to Beerbliotek, by doing an interview with her about beer, moving countries and the future of Swedish Craft beer.
This week we packaged a lot of IPAs, and all of them will be available at our Tap Room over the weekend, we share some disturbing news from the US that has small brewers worried, and we show some of our favourite beer photos from Instagram.
This week we have some news on our collaboration Berliner Weisse with Barr, noma’s new restaurant in Copenhagen, there’s news on two beers that are now available in Alko in Finland, and we carry on the discussion on West Coast IPAs and New England IPAs.
In this week’s brewery update we’re releasing one more new West Coast IPA you can taste at the Tap Room this weekend, we look back at the other thirty seven IPAs that came before it and we also show off our Swedish Craft Beer logo which you can see on all our packaging.
In this week’s brewery update we catch up on production when we brew and package two of our favourites, Bobek Citra Pale Ale and Hip Hops IPA.
In this week’s brewery update we packaged a fresh batch of “Not Guilty! The Juice IPA”, we get ready to ship more Passion to Sweden via Systembolaget, and we show a glimpse of a very secret collaboration.
Book of Records was the fourteenth beer we made which went into a can, instead of a bottle. And as with all things in a production line, sometimes there’s teething problems.
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