Crocodile Lager

Crocodile Lager is a Swedish beer produced by Krönleins Bryggeri AB, a family-owned brewery established in 1836 in Halmstad, Sweden. The beer is a light lager with a malt-forward flavor profile, featuring notes of sirapslimpa (a type of Swedish syrup bread), citrus fruits, and herbs. It is typically served chilled, making it suitable as a social drink or paired with buffet-style meals, fish, or light meat dishes. In 1990, Crocodile Original Export Lager won a gold medal at the World Beer Cup, highlighting its quality and international recognition. In 2016, the beer label faced controversy when it was banned by Sweden's state-run alcohol monopoly, Systembolaget, due to its depiction of a superheroine battling a crocodile, which was deemed inappropriate. Despite this setback, Crocodile Lager remains a notable product in Sweden's beer market, reflecting the country's rich brewing heritage and the enduring legacy of Krönleins Bryggeri AB.