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The beer? No, it has to ferment for a couple of weeks. I have bottled my 50+ bottles now, and only have 8 x 0,5 liter left... It is delicious!

No, that is more or less a Swedish tradition only, but I have participated (when in Sweden ...) On a similar matter: At parties, my uncle is usually doing the whole Terje Vigen poem, 42 verses, (like the above 1st verse) by heart!

They range from €8 to €13 per bottle in the stores. In a bar you will have to pay €25 for a bottle of Nøgne Ø Sweet Horizon.

It is still fermenting. I will probably be bottling it this weekend. It is at 1020 now and smells marvellous!

Not exactly ... ;) It refers to the isle itself: The name is taken from the first sentence in one of Norways most famous poems, Terje Vigen by Henrik Ibsen: Which in English is: Henrik Ibsen lived in Grimstad (where the brewery Nøgne Ø resides) for several years working as a pharmacy...

The Norwegian micro brewery Nøgne Ø has a tradition of inviting Norwegian home brewers to their annual Home brewers days! On the first day we brew a Nøgne Ø ale (this year Nøgne Ø Pale Ale) and the second day we drink it! Each participant get a bucket of Nøgne Ø Pale Ale vort to go, and...

OK. Thanks. I agree with you. There are plenty of choices when it comes to web shops, but I also like to browse around in a real shop. Actually I am in Oslo, Norway, but I will be in London for the weekend in about two weeks. I will be travelling with my brother who is also a homebrewer, and we...

Are there really no physical home brew supply shops in London? The ones listed here do not seem to be operational(?)