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Our Belgian Golden Strong Ale takes it name from the light pear flavors imparted by the Belgian yeast esters and the sinister nature of these styles of ales. Easy drinking from the Pilsener malt profile, this refreshing ale packs a punch with the additions of raw sugar to the boil kettle. A light hop flavor balances the alcohol, and melds perfectly with the pear flavors.

A spunky imperial stout.

An unsettling development has arisen in mainland Europe which BrewDog have found impossible to ignore. Armed with their 40% ABV beer, German brewers have infiltrated our front lines, slipped under the defences and straight onto the radars of you – the noble beer drinkers of the Empire. We ask of you to keep calm and carry on whilst saluting the valiant efforts of Tactical Nuclear Penguin whose fall has allowed the Germans to recapture the world record for the strongest beer. We are wheeling out the big guns this time. Sink the Bismarck is a quadruple IPA that contains four times the hops, four times the bitterness and frozen four times to create at a staggering 41% ABV. This is IPA amplified, the most evocative style of the craft beer resistance with the volume cranked off the scale. Kettle hopped, dry hopped then freeze hopped for a deep fruit, resinous and spicy aroma. A full out attack on your taste-buds ensues as the incredibly smooth liquid delivers a crescendo of malt, sweet honey, hop oils and a torpedo of hop bitterness which lasts and lasts.

Here in Amager, we are pleasantly far from Jante Country, we are not afraid of excesses and moderation is us infinitely distant. In fact, it is just now that we consider gluttony as a virtue rather than a sin - at least when it comes to one thing: Hops! We have found the hops which shone most brightly in hops space and almost begged to be used in large quantities. And so we did - as befits a Double IPA of the highest order. We have overly indulgent in sinful degree - and we like it! I wonder if even you?

This strong Belgian ale is so sweet, that we are not afraid to call it pure lust on the bottle. During the brewing process was the mood so wild that brewer Jacob and brews Morten erupted in large quantities spontaneous kisses to each other. If not Thomas Schön had turned up unannounced, it was certainly not stopped by kindkyssene. This beer is so voluptuous that we can not guarantee the consequences if you serve it to her boyfriend by candlelight: it may very well end up in a lengthy dependents. We have brewed a beer with the most sensual sugars, we could find the net and then we spiced it with reputed aphrodisiacs such as Spanish fly, oysters and powdered deer penis. Or Ossetians we are just full of lies ...

We are hard working people here in Amager Brewery. And only rarely are we lazy. But it happens. And we must admit that we were lazy when we designed this beer. One malt, one hop - albeit a good one - and so our husgær. We mean, how hard can it be to create a good session-suited American Pale Ale? It has here. Sometimes brewing hard work, sometimes it is an art, and sometimes it's just like a walk in the park. Go for a walk, relax on a bench in the sun. Be lazy with us and enjoy a "Sloth". We guarantee that you will not regret it.

This lupulin-ladin India Pale Ale is packed with juicy tropical fruit character, bright floral aromas and delectable layers of hop flavor. Pour mindfully, inhale deeply and enjoy a tropical vacation in a glass. Always store cold, enjoy fresh and stay cool!

A very dark and bitter imperial stout. The tar-like flavour is combined with roasted fruitiness.

Our new Barley Wine is brewed with eight different malts and three kinds of hops,all coming together to create a dark, malty, high alcohol beer with complex fruit and caramel flavors.

I like big hops and I cannot lie / You other hopheads can’t deny / If you like ‘em bitter and juicy / Taste this juicy double/Hop-a-Lot’s in trouble / This beer’s got hops!

Sir Plus Ale features locally grown raw rye and wheat, add some light base barley malt and a light colored, easy-drinking ale results. The hop aroma comes from a newly released hop called Celeia, a hybrid of an existing variety and a wild Slovenian hop plant. Sir Plus Ale has a light straw color and delightful hop aroma. The taste is very refreshing and light with a gentle smooth bitterness that dances across the palate. They rye and wheat add subtle dimensions to the flavor’s overall character.

Sir Shock-A-Lot bravely rides into conflict upon his noble cow. The battle starts with sweetness in the air and continues with a dense, creamy mouthfeel. He then attacks your taste buds with luscious notes of pure chocolate. Surrender to the flavor.

Combining a roasty Imperial Stout with a jammy Syrah wine, this beer is bold and complex. Notes of coffee, dark chocolate and anise from a blend of roasted malts meld with flavors of plums, cherries and stewed fruits from Syrah grape must in this jet black stout. Aged on American oak to add some light toasty vanilla to the mix.

Nothing was more alluring and seductive than the songs of the Sirens, who summoned passing sailors that were quick to meet their demise at the hand of these deceptive temptresses. Our recipe will summon you to take sip after sip of this sweet nectar recipe. Impossible to have just one. Siren uses Cascade hops and a touch of honey malt to create a smooth malty mouthfeel and a crisp carbonating finish.

A 4.5% pale ale with spicy, grassy aromas and a taste of grapefruit and apricot. Undercurrent is part pale, part oats and part caramel barley. Her swirls of bold, bready and nutty malt whirl into a concoction of spicy, citrus, floral hops. Mystery lurks in those cascade and palisade hops. Her silky, creamy body will pull you under.

The mahogany colored ale has a thick, creamy tan head and distinct lacing. Aromas of roasted malt and dark fruit are pronounced. The flavor begins with sweetness and caramel notes and finishes smooth with lingering hints of caramelized sugar and balanced bitterness. Brewed with pilsner, midnight wheat, and soft red wheat malts, Sirens’ Song is hopped with noble varieties for balanced hopping. The figs and raisins used in brewing not only add to the complexity of the beer but also represent cargo lost to the sea because of the bewitching sirens’ songs.

Sirin: a mythological creature, half woman, half bird, notorious for luring mortals to their deaths with her seductive, enchanting song. Despite this, the Sirin is also a sign of eternal happiness. Our Sirin Pale Ale leans towards this latter definition, although its seductively bitter drinkability will certainly lure you back for more. The addition of pilsner malts to the mainly 2-Row malt profile gives this hoppy pale a crisp, dry body. Chinook and Nugget hops lend it an herbal, piney flavor and aroma. Try a pint today, you just might find eternal happiness.