
Viking ships, cannons and bars made of ice? No its not the newest fantasy blockbuster, it's the latest episode of Three Sheets. As he explores Denmark, Zane visits the Carlsberg brewery, has a blast with some local sailors and takes a skinny dip in sub-arctic waters. Given the cold temps, Zane attempts to keep his belly warm with many layers and many cocktails. Can Zane keep his body temperature warm enough to find out the secrets of Danish living? Find out, when Zane goes Three Sheets to Denmark.
From Vikings to little mermaids, the Danish are known for more than just breakfast pastry. And considering it's the birthplace of Lager, it's a safe assumption to make that the people of Denmark certainly know how to have a good time. Many bars have a happy hour (usually called "Double Up") a couple of afternoons or evenings a week. "Hygge" is also a key part of the Danish way of life; as it means focusing on forgetting daily problems and enjoying the simple things in life. Young people will meet their friends in one of the many cafés for a cup of coffee or a beer. Rich in history and packed with things to do, it is no wonder recent surveys have deemed as "the happiest place in the world."
Visit: Carlsberg Brewery
Drink: Carlsberg Lager
Drink: Jacobsen Beer
Eat: Danish Blue Cheese
Visit: Absolut Icebar
Drink: Absolut Dare
Visit: Sørens VærtshusSørens Værtshus
Drink: Carlsberg Lager
Drink: Shot of Fisk
Visit: Aalborg Kanonlaug
Drink: Carlsberg Lager
Drink: 3 shots of Aalborg Taffel Akvavit
Visit: Aalborg Akvavit Distillery
Drink: Pure Akvavit (192 Proof)
Visit: Elbjørn
Drink: Elbjørn Snaps
Drink: Aalborg Nordguld Akvavit
Drink: Aalborg Jule Akvavit
Drink: Høker Snaps
Visit: Viking Club
Do: Arctic Swim (Hangover Cure)
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