Carlsberg Brewery

In Dec. last year, I was invited to attend a Christmas dinner that was jointly organised by Carlsberg and the Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce (MICCI). When I saw the invitation, immediately I RSVP-​ed to confirm my attendance. Hey, not everybody is given the opportunity to enter the brewery without an invitation! (^_​^)
It was an amazing experience. The beers were free flow and there was a local distributor offering free Spanish wine tasting. There were at least eight types of beer being served — Somersby Apple Cider, Carlsberg Light, Carlsberg Gold, Asahi, Kronenbourg and others that I didn’t taste. Hurray! A haven for alcohol lovers.
We were also taken on an educational tour of Carlsberg Brewery by their Supply Chain Manager, who is a Frenchman named David. He has been working with the company for 15 years. It was fun looking through the flowchart of Carlsberg’s brewing process and learning about its more than 100 years history. Carlsberg was founded by JC Jacobsen in 1847 in Denmark.
If you are keen to visit Carlsberg Brewery, you may consider becoming a member of MICCI by paying an annual fee (MICCI usually organises its networking event once a year at Carlsberg) or try to establish friendship with one of the Carlsberg employees. Either way, unlimited flow of beer is guaranteed. Let us cheers to that, mate!

So I had a chance to visit this brewery and meet the brewmaster and have a complete tour of the whole factory.
We started at the brewmasters office and we proceeded to the brewery. I wasn’t allowed to take any pictures but brew master gave me a very thorough education on what each chamber does and the process of making beer.
There’s a historical hall of fame where you get to see the timeline and achievements of Carlsberg.
After visiting the plant, the tour ends at their in house bar. I was on assignment so I didn’t really drink much. Would really loved to have all the beers on tap!

Where’s the best place to get the freshest beer? The brewery of course and here in Shah Alam, there’s a large brewery that belongs to Carlsberg Malaysia.
This is where the beers are made. You might wanna check the lobby out for free stuff. That’s what people told me but if you want the free beers, you might wanna ask for an interview to be one of their permanent staff.