Vinstue 90

Vinstue 90, also known as 90'eren, is a Danish tavern (værtshus) located on Gammel Kongevej in Frederiksberg. It opened in 1916 and has retained much of its early-20th-century character. Its interior decoration dates from the 1920s and includes old leather furniture; the establishment has deliberately preserved its old style, which is why it has no jukebox or music system. The tavern is known for its "slowbeer" — draft beer poured in the old-fashioned way, meaning that it takes time to prepare the beer. This unhurried service has become a signature of the place. Vinstue 90 has appeared as a setting in the Danish sitcom Klovn (2005), where it serves as the regular pub for the "beer club" consisting of Casper Christensen, Frank Hvam, Lars Hjortshøj, Jarl Friis-Mikkelsen, Michael Carøe and Torben Din. It is also mentioned in Thomas E. Kennedy's novel Kerrigan in Copenhagen under the name Wine Room 90, where the tavern's slow pouring is described as making the protagonist think of clocks "measuring life's depletion." The tavern is referenced in Jan Horskjær's 2007 book Lunch and in Thomas E. Kennedy's 2014 novel Kerrigan in Copenhagen. It remains an active establishment at its original Frederiksberg address.

Vinstue 90, also called 90'eren, is a Danish tavern on Gammel Kongevej in Frederiksberg. It was inaugurated in 1916. The interior decoration dates from the 1920s and includes old leather furniture. The establishment has kept its old style, and as a result it is furnished without a jukebox or music system. The tavern is known for its "slowbeer," which is draft beer poured in the old-fashioned way, meaning that it takes time to make the beer. This slow service has become a defining feature of the place. Vinstue 90 has appeared as a backdrop in the Danish sitcom Klovn (2005), where it is the regular pub for the "beer club" consisting of Casper Christensen, Frank Hvam, Lars Hjortshøj, Jarl Friis-Mikkelsen, Michael Carøe and Torben Din. The tavern is also mentioned in Thomas E. Kennedy's novel Kerrigan in Copenhagen under the name Wine Room 90, and the tavern's slow pouring is described, making the protagonist think of clocks "measuring life's depletion." The tavern is referenced in Jan Horskjær's 2007 book Lunch and in Thomas E. Kennedy's 2014 novel Kerrigan in Copenhagen. It remains an active establishment at its original Frederiksberg address.

• 2014

  Vinstue 90 is mentioned in Thomas E. Kennedy's novel Kerrigan in Copenhagen as Wine Room 90.

• 2007

  The tavern is referenced in Jan Horskjær's book Lunch.

• 2005

  Vinstue 90 appears as a setting in the Danish sitcom Klovn.

• 1920

  The tavern's interior decoration dates from the 1920s, including old leather furniture.

• 1916

  Vinstue 90 is inaugurated on Gammel Kongevej in Frederiksberg.

A historic, old-style Danish tavern preserving early-20th-century atmosphere and traditional slow-poured draft beer.

• Slowbeer (slow-poured draft beer)

  Draft beer poured in the old-fashioned way, taking time to prepare.

1. 1Vinstue 90 – Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2Vinstue 90 – Wikipedia (Danish)da.wikipedia.org