Brooklyn Brewery is Stockholm Bound

[courtesy of brooklynbrewery.com]Brooklyn Brewery has grown to immense popularity under the guidance of Brewmaster Garrett Oliver. The label includes nearly two-dozen varieties, offered in the from of year-round and seasonal beers, a handful of large format options, and a whimsical line of what the brewery calls Brewmaster's Reserve. Brooklyn Brewery will turn 25 in March this year. To celebrate, they're opening a $5 million location in Stockholm.

The Brooklyn-New Carnegie Brewery will overlook the Stockholm harbor and is projected to open by the end of the year. In conjunction with Brooklyn Brewery, Swedish brewer D. Carnegie Company will be the other main investor, Diner's Journal reports. The Stockholm satellite will have a 100-seat restaurant with an additional 150 seats available outdoors. So as to not jeopardize the sale of Brooklyn Brewery's popular perennial beers (Brooklyn Lager, Brown Ale, East India Pale Ale, Pilsner, and Penant Ale), they will remain an export. Oliver will work with a Swedish team to development three new beers that will be available in Stockholm year-round. [DJ]