Nice small pkace with a great selection of scandanavian micros. Well worth a visit.

Nice bar in the center of Copenhagen with a changing selection of beers from Danish Micorbreweries. The prices are fair. Only minus is that smoking is allow in the pub.

Nice dive bar, mediocre tap list, very friendly owner. I’d make this my after work hangout if I lived here. the prices are really affordable.

Nice little place in the basement with low ceiling, so watch out if you are a potential basketball player heightwise. Beers available are a couple of ciders from Nelson Cider Farms and some Danish micros. Nice and cozy.

A "must visit" in Copenhagen. A good draft ale selection but weak on the bottles. The interior is very special and probably hasn't changed much in many years. I really love this place because it has so much character and the service is usually excellent. You should go and find it!

Alltid goe øl på hanerne til en rimelig penge, et,lbetjening som har greie på det de selger, selv om utvalget er begrenset. Til tider svært røykfylt.

Interesting bar. Situated in what I perceived to be the shopping district in Copenhagen. Kind of surprised at the interior for the location, but they had a tap list with unsuspecting fare. Worth a stop.

Small cellar without big gestures. They focus on Danish beer and often have interesting stuff on the taps - sometimes I think however that there are beers that do not dress this otherwise good bar

A short walk from Barley Wine - it makes sense to combine the two. I suppose you could try and dress this place up as characterfull but really it’s a bit of a shit hole! No matter - the locals are friendly and knowledgeable. Don’t know about the bar staffs knowledge, the young lass behind the bar was making her debut so unable to judge. The beers I had were well kept and in good nick. My only frustration was so many taps not in use but I’m not sure they would have room to have every tap in use. Definitely worth checking out but I wouldn’t take a date here unless you didn’t want to see her again!

Hidden behind a bike rack and down a few stairs this litle gem is easy to miss. Basic wooden bar and furniture this is a bit like a ’dive bar’ I used to frequent in my youth. At the rear is a free PC for internet browsing, otherwise there is not much to see, apart from a picture of ’The 1st Sea Lord’ himself (Lord Nelson). All the beers on tap were Danish and as far as I could tell in good order. A lot of the regulars seemed to be drinking the cask (gravity fed) cider, there were two and both were to sour and dry for me or my good lady. I understand it is owned by a British guy, the young lady behind the bar was Danish I think, but everyones English is so good in Denmark it is difficult to tell. Anyway she was knowledgable and helpful on our visit.