The founder of the Carlsberg dynasty was Christian Jacobsen who arrived in Copenhagen in the early 1800s and soon began brewing. His son, Jacob Christian Jacobsen, also brewed and built a second brewery outside the city naming it after his son Carl and adding on the Danish word for hill, i.e. berg. The name Carlsberg had arrived. For a while there were two breweries and Jacob Christian named his Gamle, (Old), Carlsberg whilst Carl used the term Ny, (New), Carlsberg. Different trademarks were used with a twelve pointed star and a swastika (Su Asti Ka – it is good) making appearances respectively. The breweries amalgamated in 1906 and the two symbols then combined. With the rise of Nazis in Germany, the swastika was dropped in the mid 1930’s.
Carlsberg – Double Brown Stout (v1)
Carlsberg – Double Brown Stout (v2)
Carlsberg – Early Generic
Carlsberg – Lager Beer (v1)
Carlsberg – Lager Beer (v2)
Carlsberg – Lager Beer (v3)
Carlsberg – Lager Ol (v1)
Carlsberg – Lager Ol (v2)
Carlsberg – Munchener
Carlsberg – Munich Beer
Carlsberg – Ny Beer
Carlsberg – Ny Pilsener
Carlsberg – Pilsener (v1)
Carlsberg – Pilsener (v2)
