Tuborg Påskebryg beer

Tuborg Påskebryg, commonly known as 'Kylle Kylle' due to its iconic yellow chick branding, is a seasonal Danish Easter beer first introduced in 1906. It is characterized by its golden color and a slightly higher alcohol content than standard pilsners, designed specifically for the spring season.

The brand was founded in Hellerup, Denmark, by Philip Heyman in 1873. It initially began as an independent brewery before merging with United Breweries and later becoming part of the Carlsberg Group in 1970. Today, Tuborg is one of Carlsberg's most successful international brands, enjoyed in over 70 countries.

Ownership resides with the Carlsberg Group, a global brewing leader headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark. The beer is primarily produced at the group's central facilities in Denmark for the local market, though it is also brewed at various international licensed locations globally.