In 583, Høgørøk the Bartig landed on the banks of Hjalmar Fiord in Western Norway. American Forschers suspect that Høgørøk came from Bermuda Triangle or the Osterinsels - but up to now, nobody knows for sure.
Høgørøk brought several companions with him: Håken the Great; Fjølsen the Shrat; Morten the Gamlik and Røbø the Kop.
Brewing beer - or "Ølmåkerei", as the Norwegians call it - was hard handywork with no electricity available. In the evening, all Vikings used to have muscle cater.
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It may be supposed that they were freebouters and brandshatzers on the seven world mairs before they settled down near Hjalmar Fiord.
Soon, the crew realized that they would need what to Essen - and, of course, drinks. Håken, Fjølsen, Morten and Røbø did diskutier hours and hours. Where nehmen if not stehlen? Stehling was impossible, because the inhabitants of the fiords near Hjalmar Fiord were Vikings; like Høgørøks men, they only survived by brandschatzing and stealing. It wouldn´t have made sense to brandschatz from each other again and again. Because if done so, when should they eat and drink the stolen nahrungsmiddles? On every corner another brandschatzer would have been waiting, and before putting the Speise in the mouth, he would have taken it away again!
Then, Høgørøk had an excellent idea: Beer! With modern technical equipment - like copperkessels, digital temperature control systems (DTCS) or plastic schlauchs - brewing beer was children-easy! Høgørøk stole the material from a sevencoppig family in the neigbourhood. Then it went los.
Håken the Great constructed...
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