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all about Lagers

The word lager is derived from the German verb “lagern”, which means: to store. During the late middle ages, before the days of refrigeration, fermentation was a hit-or-miss affair, especially during the hot summer months. To ensure a supply of beer for the summer, brewers in the Bavarian Alps stored kegs of spring brew in icy mountain caves. As the beer slowly aged, the yeast settled, creating a drink that was dark but clear and sparkling with a crisper, more delicate flavour. In 1842, lager acquired its familiar golden colour when a brewery in Pilsen, Czechoslovakia perfected a pale, bottom-fermented version of the beer. Lagers typically take more time to brew and are aged longer than ales. Lagers are best enjoyed at cooler-than-room temperature.

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Tuborg Profile

Tuborg Gold beer is a light amber coloured premium lager with an unexpectedly soft, slightly sweet taste. It is wonderfully refreshing and easy to drink.

History

Tuborg Gold Label Premium Lager was developed by the legendary Danish brewer Hans Bekkevold in 1895. The Danish brewing tradition dates back as far as the infamous Viking era, when beer was considered a staple on Viking ships. Tuborg is now available in more than 100 countries around the world and is the Number 1 imported beer in Germany and the most popular beer in Denmark.

Tuborg around the world

Tuborg is one of the world’s leading international brands. It is marketed in well over a hundred countries around the world. Currently, the top six countries in terms of volume sold are Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Italy, Turkey, and Romania.

In Canada Tuborg is sold in bottles, cans and also available on draught