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Halloween 🎃

Hello hello! Now it's time for a Halloween party at Ölhallen 🎃 Friday 31/10 from 16:00 and Saturday 1/11 from 14:00. Feel free to come dressed up or come as you are, it will be delicious anyway. Longbay Brewing in Väjer is visiting again this weekend. Last time their beer ran out quickly. This time they have loaded [...]

Halloween 🎃

Hello hello! Now it's time for a Halloween party at Ölhallen 🎃 Friday 31/10 from 16:00 and Saturday 1/11 from 14:00. Feel free to come dressed up or come as you are, it will be delicious anyway. Longbay Brewing in Väjer is visiting again this weekend. Last time their beer ran out quickly. This time they have loaded [...]

Oktoberfest

O'zapft is! CHEERS! The Oktoberfest starts, Thursday 25/9, at 16 with us at the beer hall. We have loaded up with lots of beer, sausages, pretzels, sauerkraut, cheese and a real Oktoberfest atmosphere! Buy your sejdel for 199:- (incl. an optional filling draft beer) to then be able to take advantage of Oktoberfest offers at the bar. The Sejdel (genuine Bamberger from German Rastal) [...]

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Session IPA

In Session IPA is an India Pale Ale with a lower alcohol content, usually between 3-5%, but retaining the characteristic hop flavour and aroma. The name comes from "sessions" where people wanted to be able to drink several beers over a longer period without getting too drunk.

Marches

Marches is a beer traditionally brewed in March (März in German) before the summer heat prevented beer brewing. The beer was made with a slightly higher alcohol and wort strength than its predecessor Wiener, to better withstand the summer heat.

There was a tradition of drinking the last Märzen beer in October, in connection with the autumn market. This is why Märzen beer was also called Oktoberfestbier. This name is also used for beers of this type in other countries. Today's beers at Oktoberfests in Germany are rarely of the traditional type, but mostly standard light lager.