Tuborg Guld Pilsner

Tuborg Guld Pilsner, often referred to as 'Den Gyldne Dame' (The Golden Lady), is a strong pilsner beer with an alcohol content of 5.6%. Originally developed for export, it was launched in Denmark in 1895. The beer is characterized by its elegant taste, balancing dry richness with liveliness, and is noted for its captivating aroma with hints of fruit and a touch of fennel. It is typically enjoyed with meat dishes, such as those with gravy and potatoes, or with mild cheeses. The beer is produced by Tuborg Brewery, which was founded in 1873 in Hellerup, Denmark. In 1970, Tuborg merged with Carlsberg Brewery, forming the Carlsberg Group, which now owns the Tuborg brand. The Carlsberg Group is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, and is one of the world's leading brewing companies, with a diverse portfolio of beer brands and a significant international presence.