Introduced March 2002 as the 2nd beer in the second Semper Ardens series. On the market again in autumn 2007. Brewed on münchner, pilsner and caramel malt. Added spice extract of porse and fresh and dried raspberries

First series of three beers named Carls Selection. Later slightly changed.

The story of the name is that Carl Jacobsen learned local brewing traditions, including topfermented beer, at Evershed's Brewery on Bank Square in Burton-on-Trent.

Introduced in 1997. A part of the Carls series, but also a desire to have a beer in the segment for mild Christmas brews. In 2006, some of the labels were made with "spelling errors". Was taken off the market after Christmas 2006. In 2011, it was canned for the German border-shops. Since then, it has again become part of the assortment in Denmark.

The third beerelection by Carlsberg. This time with three beers Carls Plzner, Carls Bock and Carls Gylden. Carls Gylden won.

Wienna beer type. Since February 1994 as draft beer. Won 1997 Carlsberg's Beer Selection on the occasion of Carlsberg's 150th anniversary and was launched on May 1, 1997 as a winner.
1.1.2002 introduced on plasticbottle.

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Carlsberg witout "pilsner" are placed under Pilsner

Carlsberg's "Gold Export" or Carlsberg Beer was a light, fermented beer in tax class A. It came on the market in 1913 and was bottled on Viennese bottles equipped with gold alfalfa. In 1977/78 Carlsberg Beer was replaced by "Carlsberg 25" and from 1984 by Black Gold. In 2007, the phasing out of Black Gold began on the bottle.

Carlsberg Beer has for many years been a strong lager but has over the years been changed to just being another name for Carlsberg Pilsner abroad.

In 2007 the Beer name disappeared in several countries and the beer is now only called Carlsberg. See under Carlsberg Pilsner

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In 1938 it was called "Ny Pilsner" on the breast label, but Lys Let Pilsner on the neck.

For many years was called Let, but in 1987 got the name Light for a short period. The name resurrected in Christmas 2002, while the beer was brewed without rawfruit.

Semper Ardens serie. Introduced as a seasonbrew in 2004. Has year on when it is expected to be better by storing.

Introduced on May 2, 2011. Thick and less bitter. Copenhagen is designed and designed to meet this consumer need.

Introduced March 2007. Brewed after a recipe from 1907 which is considered to be identical to Carlsberg's original Easter brew recipe from 1905. Brewed by münchner and caramel malt, with spalterhops as aroma hum. Saazhops is used for bitter hops. Carlsberg's original Påske Bryg - Easter brew expired in 2002.

Was launched in Africa in 1959. And on the Danish market in November 1959. The first beer was not in general trade and was not named Elephant but Export Lager Beer.

In 1955, Carlsberg started exporting Export Lager Beer to a number of countries. On the label, as a motif, they had chosen the Elephant Gate from Ny Carlsberg Road, which may be Carlsberg's most famous building work and known widely around the world. As a result, the beer soon became known as Elephant Beer in several markets, which ultimately inspired the launch of a new beer based on the recipe of Special Brew and Export Lager Beer, which was officially named Carlsberg Elephant Beer.

The elephants in the Elephant Gate are neither Indian nor African. The ears are quite proportionate to Indian, but the size and body of the elephants is more like an African elephant. The presentation to the elephants was performed by the artist Nilaus Fristrup and his experiences with elephants were primarily drawn presentation. The elephants are carved in Bornholm granite by the stonemason company Hans and Jørgen Larsen.
The inspiration for the Elephant Gate originates from Bernini's obelisk carrying elephant at the Minerva Square in Rome. At the elephants' decks, Carlsberg's then trademark (Svastikaet - Indian symbol of good luck) and initials are seen on Carl Jacobsen's 4 living children Theodora, Vagn, Helge and Paula. Inside the gate, craftsmen and architects are reminded of their work.

There are three elephants on the label because three elephants are said in Africa to bring happiness. In several countries, however, there is only one elephant on the label.

Carlsberg's elephant port was built in 1901.

The brand has been sold since 1847. The name Gamle came on the label in 1937. The beer type was the reason why the former brewery in Brolæggerstræde moved out to Valby and founded the present Carlsberg. Got the name Gamle Carlsberg because it came from Carlsberg's old brewery (Carl Jacobsen called his Ny (new) Carlsberg). In 2003, it changed its name to Carls Lager. The beer stoped in 2011. It was reintroduced with the old name, but only for sale in restaurants and similar places, not in retail.

Introduced april 2019.

Served for dinner at Carlsberg on the occasion of the 160th anniversary of Carlsberg's birth in 1847. Not sold in general trade in Denmark. The beer is brewed in Malaysia and has since been sold there under the name Carlsberg Gold.

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Beer no. 4 in Carlsberg's beer selection 2003. On cask before the beer selection and continued on cask, despite the "defeat". In September 2006, the beer was again bottled. Now as Carl's Wheat. A name it had changed to while it still was only on cask.

Introduced in Denmark in 1994, but quickly taken off the market again. Sold in several other markets. The method consists of removing some of the bitternes from the hops through a process. After fermentation is the beer frozen below the freezing point in a tube cooler where the icebrewing begins. At minus four degrees, beer forms ice crystals on the inside of the pipe cooler. The beer circulates through the tube cooler and a recrystallizer - and when it is one-third filled with ice crystals, the beer is filtered through the crystals, which suck the bitter substances from the hop. Then the beer matures in storage tanks - filtered and drained. The process is invented by Canadian Labatt.

The Danish Ice was brewed at Carlsberg-Tetley in Wrexham.

The label on the Danish Ice is printed with holographic technique to make the "ice crystals" on the label flash.

Originaly named Blonde, but in 2016 changed to Hvede.

Brew number 2 in Carlsberg's beer selection 1997. The six beers came during 1996. Traditional ale. Brewed on English hops and caramel malt. Brewed in England. Named after Old Bond Street. A street in London, where an agency really started the beer export to England in 1925.

Introduced 1883 on dish. Bottle as brewery bottling for the first time in 1904 with the label drawn by Thorvald Bindesbøll. The contents of the bottle were simultaneously changed to a more light beer type. That same year, Carlsberg became supplier to the royal Danish court. In 1962, Carlsberg became supplier to the royal Swedish court. This was until 1984. Carlsberg was also a supplier to the Greek court in the period 1964-1968.

The people gave the beer the nickname HOF because Carlsberg was the court supplier. In 1931, Carlsberg chose to get the word HOF registered as a trademark, but the word first appeared on the labels in 1937 (the neck labels).

The word HOF disappeared from the neck label in 1991, after which it was written on the back label for a while until it completely disappeared.

September 2004, Carlsberg introduced pilsner to new bottles and to new boxes. It created a riot war with many customers in Denmark, so Carlsberg had to bring Carlsberg Pilsner back into the ordinary bottles again in April 2005. (see press release in Danish). The bottle disappeared completely out of the market in 2007.

In 2006/7 "beer" and "pilsner" disappeared from several international editions of Carlsberg. It happened at the same time as the introduction of a new profile bottle, but only abroad. In 2008, Carlsberg also took the leap in Denmark.

The specialty label on the occasion of Storebæltoverfartens 100th anniversary in 1983.

Brew number 6 in Carlsberg's beer selection in 1997. The six beers came in 1996. Not a porter in the traditional Danish sense. The beer does not have the stout's thick and bold character. A light and elegant porter with a splash of English liquorice.