Põhjala

This little story from Estonia is a true success story. What started as a private project by four homebrewers and beer aficionados soon exploded into a major project. The Estonians' fine beer was such a hit, with sales figures exceeding all expectations, that they have had to increase and expand their brewing capacity several times since they were founded in 2011. No problem for the guys from Tallinn!

Big, bigger, Põhjala

In contrast to many craft beer brewers, the guys from Põhjala outgrew gypsy brewing relatively quickly and after three years plunged into the business with their own brewing system. Many craft beer breweries are and remain cuckoo or gypsy breweries, which means that they do not have their own brewery and brew their beer at larger breweries with temporarily empty premises. Põhjala has even already moved: after they outgrew their first brewery, they moved lock, stock and barrel to Tallinn's shipyard district and opened their taproom there. A stylish establishment decorated in a contemporary hipster style that invites you to linger and drink beer. But you can try Põhjala's excellent craft beer not only in Tallinn itself: the guys now supply more than 30 countries with their beer specialties and the Bierothek® also has Baltic delicacies like Virmalised in store.

pure nature

To pay homage to their Estonian roots, they were inspired by the breathtaking nature of Estonia and the country's cuisine. Their devotion is reflected in both the list of ingredients in their beers and the design of the labels. Magnificent landscapes and abstract structures of organic origin adorn the bottles - paired with the minimalist logo, it's quite an eye-catcher. And the design doesn't promise too much: their crowd-pleasers such as the Öö Imperial Baltic Porter or the Uus Maailm contain not only the best ingredients, but also a full load of flavor. The label of the Must Kuld is a particular eye-catcher - the expert botanist will immediately notice the dark malt grain, everyone else will look wide-eyed at something that looks very similar to female genitals. Pure nature in every sense.