Lervig
Lervig is a craft brewery based in Stavanger, Norway, founded in 2003 after townspeople rescued their local brewery when a major beer producer had closed the site and relocated production. Fund manager Kristoffer Stensrud led the effort to restart the operation, and the brewery has remained independently owned and operated since. For its opening years, a pilsner was the main focus; in 2010, former home brewer Mike Murphy joined as head brewer and Lervig evolved into an experimental operation, broadening the range to cover pilsners and pale ales, hoppy New England IPAs, heavy imperial stouts, barrel-aged barley wines, sours, and alcohol-free beers. The brewery runs a barrel-ageing programme called Rackhouse and has a brewpub in Stavanger. Lervig exports roughly a third of its total output to international markets, regularly appears on lists of the world's best breweries, and is one of Norway's biggest craft beer exporters.
Lervig has also become known for its alcohol-free output, which sits under the No Worries series: beers brewed in Norway at 0.5% using barley malt, wheat, and hops. The series is built on a pale ale and takes in radler-style beers incorporating natural lemon flavour, and fruit-infused variations using ingredients including yuzu, grapefruit, and mango. No Worries is available through specialist alcohol-free retailers and mainstream channels internationally, reaching sober-curious drinkers across many markets.
At a Glance
- Origin
- Norway
- Price Point
- Premium
- Company
- Lervig Aktiebryggeri
- Website
- lervig.no
Ships to
Germany, Denmark, UK, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden
The Collection
9 drinks
At a Glance
- Origin
- Norway
- Price Point
- Premium
- Company
- Lervig Aktiebryggeri
- Website
- lervig.no
Collection
9 drinks
