Tuborg Grøn Pilsner beer

Tuborg Grøn Pilsner, commonly known as Grøn Tuborg, is Denmark's first pilsner beer, introduced in 1880. It is brewed by Tuborg Brewery, which was established in 1873 in Hellerup, Denmark. The beer is characterized by a pale golden color, mild and fresh taste, and a pleasant hop bitterness in the aftertaste. It is brewed using water, barley malt, and hops. In 1970, Tuborg Brewery merged with Carlsberg Brewery, forming the Carlsberg Group, which is now the ultimate owner of the Tuborg brand. The Carlsberg Group is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, and operates globally, producing a variety of beers and beverages. Tuborg Grøn Pilsner is widely available in Denmark and has become an integral part of Danish culture, often enjoyed in social settings and with traditional Danish cuisine.