THE HOPNIK IS ALSO THE BEST THING EVER
Last time visited the brewery, we were compelled to speak about the BrauKon HopBack, how it helps to make the IPAs from To Øl City maintain their beautiful, delicate flavour by precisely controlling the tricky tango between the bitterness and the aroma of the hops. But as we went back down to the brewery this time, hanging our coat up and yelling 'Honey we're home!', there was another beauty standing right in front of us, luring us into temptation: The Rolec Dry Hopnik.
‘Hey, has anyone seen Morten & Christian?’
We found them in To Øl City, huddled over a small glass of clear liquid, smelling its contents and mumbling in hushed tones to each other
Webshop: BBD Bundle Baby!
Barrels of To Øl City
The pipeline that runs under the brewhouse at To Øl City is now connected to our distillery
To Øl City – The Hub
Repurposing old buildings with apples and fermented teas
WHY A HOPBACK IS THE BEST GODDAMN THING EVER
You thought you were ready for 2020 didn't you? You carefully planned your New Years resolutions, you recovered nicely from your hangover, and now you're sitting here in January thinking you know what's coming. FOOL You have no idea what shall be unveiled to you.
To Øl City – The Refurbishing
Follow the story of To Øl City. Click to read more about the historical ghost of Beauvais and refurbishing of old kettles.
To Øl City Webdoc
Episode 3: The Refurbishing
All I Want For Christmas Is Jule Mælk
At last, on the 24th December, the big Christmas evening in Scandinavia - we want to celebrate with a bang. And how better to do this than with the biggest bang we know: Jule Mælk.
To Øl City Webdoc
Episode 2: The Plan
To Øl City – our very own brewery
Follow the story of To Øl City. Click to read more about the creativity and cold storage of the place.
To Øl City Webdoc
Episode 1: The Vision
Building To Øl City – a craft beverage hub
Follow us as the story of To Øl City begins. Click to read the full story and watch the first episode of To Øl City story on our YouTube channel
Aesthetics of Christmas
Graphic designer Kasper Ledet somewhere between irony and seriousness
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