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A new beer called Paley McPaleface, a Great Member’s Club event and more beer internationally – Weekly Brewery Update

In the last week, we’ve been spending a lot of time discussing bottles and cans. A lot of labels were designed, and a lot of decisions were made. In short, we’re doing a lot more beer in cans, in addition to the four we currently have. As it stands now, we’ll be doing six new beers in cans in the next few weeks.

All of those cans will be labelled in our labelling line, so it’ll be a plain silver can with a similar label to the bottles wrapped around. The biggest difference is that these can plastic labels and the glue has to be approved by the Swedish recycling company Returpack, in order for them to be recycle friendly along with the aluminium of the can.

You can also expect some updated labels for all of our Pale Ales, IPAs and Double IPAs, but more on that next week.

A new beer, Paley McPaleface

Producing as many different beers as we do, 169 as of last week, it’s always a challenge to come up with names. Some days is easier than others. Sometimes a name just pops up. Sometimes the name exists before the beer.

In the case of Paley McPaleface, I took a walk through the brewery and asked around. In the end we settled on Paley McPaleface, because it’s a Pale Ale, so we started there and tried to find words that rhyme. If we had put this out to the internet to come up with a name, wouldn’t Paley McPaleface have been the name we got back? I mean just look what happened with Boatey McBoatface 🙂

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This American Pale Ale has been enhanced with the Simcoe, Centennial and Columbus hops.

Name your own beer

Getting back to naming beers a little. If you have a name you’d like to send us, because you’re a naming genius, then use the form below. If your name gets chosen, then you’ll get a mention on the label. So why not get involved and name your own beer?

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Beerbliotek Member’s Club

Last night we had another great event with the Beerbliotek Member’s Club. They were the first to try our Eternal Darkness Barrel Aged Imperial Stout, from a can. There was a lot of mmmmm’s and aaahhh’s, which was great to hear. They were also the first to try Paley McPaleface, which was kegged a few hours earlier that day.

If you’re keen to become a member, then sign up on the Facebook page. This year there’s a lot of benefits, such as exclusive first tastings of our new beers and also the ability to order certain beers privately via Systembolaget in Sweden.

Getting hold of our beers Internationally

In the last week we also signed up with a distributor in Finland and New Zealand, so as of writing this, our beer will be available in eleven countries. The list is growing, as our beer becomes known outside of the Swedish borders, which has been great news.

If you’d like to drink our beer, then check the map to see if it’s available in your country. If you’d like to sell our beer in a country where we already have a distributor, then let us know and we’ll get you in touch with them.

If however, you’d like to distribute our beer in other countries, then please get in touch.

Quality control…

During a packaging day, we always grab a can a two from the line, as a way to do a random quality control. This week we packaged a full batch of Hip Hops in cans, and the same applied here. Grab a can. Crack it open. Pour it in a glass. There’s two great things about this, one, the can is always ice cold, and two, it’s as fresh as what you can drink it, as it’s just a few seconds old.

I always head into the brewery on a packaging day, cause there’s always an ice cold beer available to test 🙂

That’s it from us for this week. We hope you’re looking forward to all the beer coming out soon in cans?

 

Until next week.

Keep well.

More Updates

Read about the other things happening in the brewery.

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Webshop

If you’d like to get hold of the same Beer T-Shirt Henrik is wearing then you’d need to get to our webshop soon. We have limited stocks available.

But fear not, we’re releasing our new merchandise range soon, so keep watching this space.

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Festivals

All in Beer Festival 4-5 November 2016

One of our favourite festivals is the All In Beer Fest. The reason? It’s just about beer.

We’ll be attending again this year, but if you’d like to attend, then there’s two ways to go about it. Buy a ticket, or enter our #FreshestCanInTheLand competition, where you stand the chance to win two entrance tickets.

Finding our beers in Sweden

Systembolaget

Have a look at our Systembolaget page, where you’ll find a map that features the stores that have our beers on their shelves. If you live in other parts of Sweden, then you can follow this link to order the beers directly from Systembolaget.se to your closest store.

Folköl (Low ABV Beers)

Visit our Folköl page if you’d like to find out which Stores & Supermarkets, such as ICA & Hemköp stock our low ABV or “folköl” across Sweden.

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