Skopsko beer

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Skopsko (Macedonian: Скопско) is the most popular beer in North Macedonia. It has 64% of the market in North Macedonia. It was the first commercial beer, the best-known and best-selling beer brand in the country.^{[citation needed]} Once a "Best of Macedonia" has become "Our Best" and "Skopsko, and everything is possible" - are its most famous slogans.

History[]

The Skopje brewery was founded in 1922 and began operations in 1924. In 1998, it was purchased by the Greek Coca-Cola Bottling Company and Heineken.^[1]

Skopsko was introduced with the name "Light Beer" and it presented beer liner with 10% extract. Before World War II, the name of the beer was changed to "An Export Beer from Skopje" ("Скопљанско Експортно Пиво") with increased extract of 12%. By the early 1990s the name "Skopsko" was placed in the center of the label.

• 1991—Skopsko was rebranded.
• 1996— was added to the label
• 1999—new label
• 2004—new label
• 2005—new packaging
• December 2014 - production of dark beer started^[2][3]

Ingredients[]

The basic ingredients of this beer are water, a starch source, such as malted barley, able to be saccharified (converted to sugars) then fermented (converted into alcohol and carbon dioxide). The beer has a golden yellow color and a white foam. The characteristic bitter taste comes from hops.

External links[]

• Brewery Skopje
• "Пивото Во Македонија | Пиво…". Pivoteka.wordpress.com. 2011-01-30. Retrieved 2013-05-07.
• "Македонија ја снема од слоганот за „Скопско"". Utrinski.com.mk. Retrieved 2013-05-07.
• Official website of the beer (in Macedonian)

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