Nice article.
For those who might be interested, Mikkeller and his missus have written a book about beer. It's just published though unfortunately only available in Danish at present. The English version is scheduled for release "Spring 2015"
[url:3uf2s7be]http://shop.mikkeller.dk/shop/books/mikkellers-bog-om-ol-dk-version-pre-order/[/url:3uf2s7be]
[quote:3uf2s7be]MIKKELLERS BOOK ON BEER helps you to know your beer and teaches you how to brew interesting and delicious beer at home. The book guides you through the brewing process step by step and tells you everything you need to know to be your own master brewer - about raw materials, equipment and grinding malt and about mashing, boiling and hopping and fermentation, storage and bottling. You also get 25 original Mikkeller recipes. They range from good beginner beers like pale ale and brown ale to more sophisticated beer and barley wine, smoked stout and Belgian wild ale, so there is something for both novice and experienced home brewers. Read about Mikkellers journey from experiments at home to pioneering microbrewery, the history of beer, the 90's beer revolution, beer and food and the main types of beer from light lager through well-hopped IPA to dark stout and hefty quadrupel.
[/quote:3uf2s7be](run through google translate and edited to remove the worst errors)
I haven't got hold of a copy myself but I've read a very positive review. The reviewer includes some photos of the book (including the page with the recipe for Beer Geek Breakfast)
[url:3uf2s7be]http://www.rookiebeers.com/2014/04/boganmeldelse-mikkellers-bog-om-l.html[/url:3uf2s7be]
