Andy

Fanø Rav

Clean & smooth with earthy-herbal notes and a malty finish. Not sweet, it's a lager for bitter beer drinkers. Keep up the good work, the world needs more lager like this!

Fanø Vadehav

Wow, very fine stuff! Malty, nutty & caramelly but not caramel-sweet. The bitter-sweet notes prevail and there's a slight spiciness to it. Difficult to drink slowly, it's a beer drinker's dessert. Cheers!!

Fanø Lynghvede

A very nice cold-weather beer. Spiced & warming, the heather (lynghvede) is unique and bright & adds spice without being too sweet. Almost like a spiced tea, but the finish reminds you that it's a malty, tasty brew. Cheers!

1 Ton Of... Blueberries

I typically don't drink sours, but this one speaks to me. Sour without being too fruity sweet, hard to explain. I also love blueberries so I may be biased. In any case it's sour as hell but refreshing like blueberries without being sugarry sweet.

Kvaszilla

Wow, as advertised it puckers you right up, it's like drinking one of those sourball candies we ate as kids. For me a whole one may be too much, this beer is for real sour brew afficionados.