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Beer disappeared from Icelandic life for decades due to prohibition, only making its return in 1989 — and today Icelanders mark the occasion each year on Beer Day. Photo: Bjórgarðurinn

Marteinn Haraldsson owner of Segull 67 holding a beer glass in his brewery
A wall-mounted table that displays the beer selection at Microbrewery
A man holding a large glas of beer at Húsavík Öl in Húsavík
Top Micro-Breweries to Visit in Iceland | Visit Iceland