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.
This weekend we heard news from the Helsinki Beer Festival that two of our beers have won awards, Adam is in Australia on holiday, and managed to squeeze in a brew day with our friends at Moon Dog, and our latest beer at Systembolaget sold out in a few days, so we have urgently shipped some more.
This week we opened our Tap Room to the public, and released two new beers on the opening night. Our Webshop has also been stocked with some new merchandise, for your wearing pleasure.
This week we packaged a version of Book of Records, with Hazelnut and Vanilla, we received our licence to open a Tap Room at our Kungssten Brewery, we packaged our collab with Cervisiam, and we’ve got more beer available at Systembolaget for our Swedish customers.
In the last week we filled some more beer in barrels at our Sockerbruket Sour Brewery.
This last week we launched another new Pale Ale called Paley McPaleface, we started exporting to Finland and we had a fantastic night with our member’s club at our Sockerbruket Sour Brewery.
One of the questions we’re asked a lot is where our names comes from. The short answer is that Richard and Adam were drinking beer when they came up with the name. In pubs are where most great ideas come from as I’m sure you’re well aware. In this instance though, the pub looked like a library inside and because both are bilingual, English & Swedish, the word Beerbliotek was created quite naturally from the Swedish word for library, bibliotek and the english word beer.
This weekend we’re following up our visit to the Malmö Beer and Whisky Festival, with a visit to the Växjö Beer Festival. It’s the second year in a row we will be attending, and we’re looking forward to meeting everyone. Hope to see you there.
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