Danish Craft Beer
Traditional English style pale ale/Best Bitter, brewed with Northern Brewer, Goldings & Styrian Goldings hops. Herlev, Denmark 4,3% 44 cl can.
Barley Wine & Strong Ale
You might have tasted Fanø Bryghus’ ‘Harald Bluetooth’ barleywine, which was a part of their ‘Danish Imperial Series’ – but now Harald has gotten an upgrade: This version has aged on Stauning Whisky barrels for months, adding extra characteristics of smoky oak and whisky. Fanø, Denmark 14% 50cl. Bottle.
Brown, Red & Amber Ale
American style Brown Ale with soft notes of coffee and caramel. Nordby, Fanø, Denmark 6.5% 50cl. Bottle.
Barley Wine & Strong Ale
Scottish Barley Wine made from a historic inspired recipe utilising Chevallier malt along with heritage crystal and No. 2 invert sugar, ingredients typically used in beers of this calibre since the late 1800’s. Dundee, Scotland 12% 44cl. Can.
Barley Wine & Strong Ale
Stout Wine – an Imperial Stout & Barley Wine blend. Amager, Denmark 12% 44cl. Can.
Brown, Red & Amber Ale
English style Brown Ale, relatively dry and with rich nutty colour and sweet notes of almonds and walnuts. Tadcaster, England 5% 55cl. Bottle.
Brown, Red & Amber Ale
Soft, nutty and caramelly brown ale. Hernani, Spain 5.5% 44cl. Can.
Barley Wine & Strong Ale
Black English style Barley Wine aged for 1 year in Oloroso barrels. Big notes of sherry, raisins, dried fruits, caramel and wood. Karlshamn, Blekinge, Sweden 13% 25cl. Can.
Barley Wine & Strong Ale
A part of Amundsen 11th birthday series: White Chocolate Cinnamon Churro Toffee Cake Barrel Aged Barley Wine. Oslo, Norway 12% 44cl. Can.
Brown, Red & Amber Ale
A Classic Brown Ale, with Roasted and Malt Aromas and Chocolate tasting notes. Sakskøbing, Denmark 5.3% 50cl Bottle
Belgian Classics
Brouwerij De Halve Maan – ‘Straffe Hendriks Brugs Quadrupel Bier 11’
Belgian dark quadrupel. Dark in color and rich in taste. Elegant, spicy and slightly toasted. Bruges, Belgium 11% 33cl. Bottle.
Brown, Red & Amber Ale
Irish Red Ale style with notes of caramel and nuts from the malts, and a touch of resinous bitterness from the hops. Gørløse, Denmark 5.5% 44cl. Can.