evaporation process that takes place under vacuum. Introduced in cans in 2005. Tuborg LITE In 2008, Tuborg tried to develop a light beer that was marketed as Tuborg Lite with an alcohol strength of 0.5%. At the launch, the brewery had high expectations for the new beer type, but the beer did not catch on and is no longer produced. LITE Carlsberg/Tuborg introduced this new type of beer in May 2008. There is 30 per cent. fewer calories than in a regular lager. Tuborg ULTRA green Tuborg ultra green was a beer produced by Tuborg, which was sold in an oblong 33 cl can and with an alcohol percentage of 6.5. It was launched in the summer of 2013, but did not achieve the expected sales and is no longer manufactured. Light beer Arne Dahl's design proposal for a Light Beer can. The proposal is a piece of paper placed on a Carlsberg can. Light Tuborg - Light Green - Light Green - Light In 1992, Lys Tuborg was replaced by Tuborg Light, which became a lager instead of a white beer. Mumme Introduced 15 March 1951. A strong export beer type in the luxury class (The history can be found in Tuborg KB Posten no. 6 1951). Discontinued March 31, 1957. Brunsviger Mumme was originally a German beer variety. It was brewed in the 14th century in Braunschweig. It was a thick, sweet and heavily spiced beer. It could have added cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, buttercup and cherry juice. Porter - Stout First on the market in 1907. Was gone during WWII. Was reintroduced on Sept. 1, 1951. The alcohol percentage was approximately 6% abv. Advertised in Danmarks Handels Tidende dec1954. Label 15,A. However, Tuborg Porter was already introduced shortly after the war, but only for export and under the name Tuborg Stout. Lemon Porter A mixture of porter and lemon water, introduced on 1 April 1997, had only a short time on the market. Mentioned in CT Magasinet June 1997. Royal Brew The Danish royal couple Frederik IX and Ingrid visited Tuborg on 4 May 1957. The queen started this brew. Royal Danish Royal Denmark Brew was for several years used as a gift beer in Denmark. Tuborg presented depot owners and others with a case of this special beer. Designer Arne Dahl made design proposals for Carlsberg and Tuborg for several years. Many times the first proposals were