Last beer brewed at Carlsberg's city plant
Carlsberg's brewery in Valby has ended its long reign as production site of the company's commercial market beers, which will now be produced in Jutland Wednesday at 10:42 a.m. marked the end of a 108-year tradition.
At this location in 1883 Carlsberg's Emil Christian Hansen developed a method for propagating pure yeast, which revolutionised the brewing industry. The yeast was named Saccharomyces Carlsbergensis and given freely to the world.
Carlsberg's brewery in Valby has ended its long reign as production site of the company's commercial market beers, which will now be produced in Jutland Wednesday at 10:42 a.m. marked the end of a 108-year tradition.
At this location in 1883 Carlsberg's Emil Christian Hansen developed a method for propagating pure yeast, which revolutionised the brewing industry. The yeast was named Saccharomyces Carlsbergensis and given freely to the world.
