Peut-être une des première chose à savoir sur la bière Islandaise est sa prohibition jusqu'en 1989. En fait elle était permise, mais avec un taux d'alcool inférieur à 2,5%. Les bières de type blonde Lager y sont très populaires, un peu trop populaire à mon avis.
Perhaps one of the first thing to know about beer in Iceland is that it was prohibited until 1989. I fact the beer was allowed if the alcohol by volume was inferior to 2,5%. Light blonde lager beer is almost the only type available on the market.
Perhaps one of the first thing to know about beer in Iceland is that it was prohibited until 1989. I fact the beer was allowed if the alcohol by volume was inferior to 2,5%. Light blonde lager beer is almost the only type available on the market.
La marque Egils a survécue à cette prohibition en produisant entre autres des bières légères, la compagnie Ölgerðin Egill Skallagrímsson ehf. en affaires depuis 1913 est propriétaire de la marque. La Gull (5%) est l'une des bières brassées aujourd'hui par l'entreprise basée à Reykjavik. La cannette de 500ml est sans aucun doute le contenant le plus utilisé en Islande.
Egils is one of the brand that survived the dry century by brewing light products, the Ölgerðin Egill Skallagrímsson ehf. company in Reykjavik is the owner of the brand. The Gull (5%) is one of their beer and the 500ml can is the most common packaging for beer in Iceland.
Egils is one of the brand that survived the dry century by brewing light products, the Ölgerðin Egill Skallagrímsson ehf. company in Reykjavik is the owner of the brand. The Gull (5%) is one of their beer and the 500ml can is the most common packaging for beer in Iceland.
Packaging design par: THORBJÖRN INGASON
Here is an other Icelandic beer review from Hoosier Beer Geek BLOG.
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