Sad Carlsberg: Looks like the discount

It has come to look like a cheap discountøl with the new label.

- the Taste is probably the same, but I have no bought and is not going to it, since the new gimmicky look.

- There are just certain things you don't need to make.

How to write Tommy B in one of the negative Facebook comments that have come to Carlsberg's new and greener etiquette.

A Carlsberg must look as it did before and like with Hof label on the neck, " continues Tommy, that is not the only one who uses the word discount:

- Looks like a discount beer. Looks like something that's been in a kindergarten, writes Per V therefore, and the Michael J is also angry about having to pay full price:

Sad/embarrassing now looks like it is a discount beer. Back with the old HOF label, writes Michael J.

Carlsberg even write on their website that the new etiquette is free of substances damaging to the environment, and to work with it has taken 9 months:

- printing Inks can have a big impact on the recyclability of the materials they are applied. And green is one of the least environmentally friendly colors available.

- You have, therefore, decided to create a ‘greener’ green Carlsberg labels. The initiative is part of a larger environmental initiative, which has undergone all stages of production, says the brewery, but the efforts are seemingly not decreased in all øldrikkeres taste:

- It looks like a royal pilsner, writes Peter H and Berth A, which has a pub, writes:

- Øjebæ. I feel ashamed when I serve in the bar, writes Per.

In the 66 comments that pt is written on Carlsberg's Facebook, however, people who are indifferent to the label:

- Slides enough down yet, writes Johnny F. and Simon G is actually quite fond of the new style:

- I think the new design is really nice.

- Simple, clear, all colors - 2 green and white - with large clear Carlsberg, simple humleblad on the capsule and the unnecessary 'Pilsner' omitted.

- A Carlsberg is Carlsberg. Nice!

- I hope In the let it be iconic to keep it for the next many years, writes Simon, but what are you thinking?