Brenin Harald Fairhair

Brenin Cyntaf Norwy

Roedd yn fwy pwerus a chryfach na phawb, yn olygus iawn, yn ddwfn ei feddwl, yn ddoeth ac yn ddewr. Gwnaeth Harald adduned i beidio â thorri na chribo ei wallt nes ei fod wedi meddiannu Norwy gyfan gyda threthi a grym drosti. Ar ôl y fuddugoliaeth, datganodd Harald ei hun yn frenin Norwy Unedig, torrodd ei wallt a derbyniodd y llysenw y mae'n adnabyddus amdano - Fairhair. Y brenin Llychlyn cyntaf, y gellir ei gymharu â brenhinoedd Gorllewin Ewrop. Felly, trefnodd system dreth gyflawn, a achosodd, gyda llaw, i’r Norwyaid anfodlon ffoi’n aruthrol i Wlad yr Iâ. 

In the North, every drink has its own soul.
Some taste like courage,
some like trouble,
and some like that one bad idea that still becomes a great story.

But modern rules say we must call them all “beer”.
Not mead, not warrior’s brew,
not “liquid bravery approved by Odin” —
just beer.
Fine. Beer it is.

Still, every can carries its own legend,
its own flavour,
and the spirit of a Viking king who definitely
didn’t care about regulations.

So raise your drink.
If the gods smile, have another.
If they don’t… definitely have another.

Beer description

This lager beer is a bottom-fermented beer, brewed according to the German Purity Law with only water, barley malt and hops. It is a clear, gold coloured beer with a pure smell and aroma, a full body and an intense bitterness and a lingering aftertaste.

List of ingredients

• Water — 87.04%
• Barley Malt — 12.86%
• Hops — 0.10%

Allergen information

Contains barley gluten.

Product specification

5. Nutritional information (per 100 ml)

• Energy: 147 kJ / 35 kcal
• Fat: 0 g
  • of which saturates: 0 g
• Carbohydrate: 2.2 g
  • of which sugars: < 0.1 g
• Protein: 0.4 g
• Salt: < 0.01 g

Reference intake of an average adult (8400 kJ/2000 kcal).
These values are average values and may vary slightly because brewing is a natural process.