OUR BEERS

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NORTHERN COMFORT IMPERIAL STOUT 11%

The WOLRDS best imperial stout of 2020! We took the first place in World Beer Awards with this cozy and comforting brew that doesn’t leave you cold no matter what’s the temperature outside. Be sure to try this exeptional liquid blanket!

MIDNIGHT SUN PALE ALE 5,5%

Barley, hops and sips of sunshine! The never setting summer sun of our homeland has gotten a new partner in this tasty and hoppy brew. American hops (Amarillo, Chinook, Comet, Cashmere) and Finnish lakeland water combined!

UUDEN-ENGLANNIN NAHKAMIES NEIPA 5,5%

Leatherman relocated from New England to our home of Savonia. With him he brought sacks full of the most aromatic hops from the new world. And the haze, he did not forget that. There’s no tastier way to celebrate than this beer, no better means to go hazy!

Party like it’s 1475 Pils 4,7%

This wonderful beer celebrates the craft brotherhood and Nordic collaboration started already in 1475, when Danish and Finnish craftsmen were building the medieval castle of St. Olaf together. First castle, now beer, long live the Nordic collaboration!

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ST. OLAF PALE ALE 5,5%

St. Olaf Pale Ale is loaded with american Mosaic, Centennial and Amarillo hops. On the malt bill there is both barley and some wheat that give the beer a light golden color.

St. Olaf Pale Ale 1,2%

The low-alcohol St. Olaf Pale Ale is still a full-malt beer and you can sense it. Mosaic and Simcoe give fivers to each other and to every single noble drinking this tasty, fresh and non-drunking beer.

St. Olaf Pilsner 4,4%

St. Olaf Pilsner is a traditional Czech style pilsner, golden and hoppy. 2-row pilsner malt is accompanied with some dextrine and munich malts. And the hops? They’re noble!

Pässi IPA 5,5,%

Hopped with Centennial and Cascade, PÄSSI (Ram) IPA has an intoxicating aroma and taste of fresh grapefruit and pine needles. This beer is bitter and fruity with a pale yet full body from barley malts.

When the times are hard, we have nothing but each others and beer to turn to.
— King Olaf, 998 AD