Editing Albani Brewery (section)

===Christmas Beers===
Albani produces two Christmas beers '''Blålys''' ([[Danish language|Danish]] for ''Blue light'') and '''Rødhætte''' ([[Danish language|Danish]] for ''Red Riding Hood''). Blålys was introduced in 1960, although it was not Denmark's first Christmas beer, ''Blålys'' effectively started the tradition of Danish Christmas beers{{Citation needed|date=September 2007}}. Denmark's first Christmas beer was produced by the ''Carlsminde'' brewery and had been introduced the previous year. Albani acquired Carlsminde in 1972. Both ''Blålys'' and ''Rødhætte'' are dark [[lager]]s. The label depicts the church-like ''Gallery Tower'' of the brewery cover covered in snow. This is the reason why many people originally referred to the Christmas beer as the ''church beer'' . This only lasted a few years until other breweries introduced their own Christmas beers.

Blålys: Alcohol by volume: 7%

Rødhætte: Alcohol by volume: 5.6%