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Marteinn B. Haraldsson, owner of Segull 67, stands in front of brewing vats in Iceland. Photo: Joe Shutter

Marteinn B. Haraldsson, owner of Segull 67, stands in front of brewing vats in Siglufjörður, Iceland. Photo: Joe Shutter

Marteinn B. Haraldsson, owner of Segull 67, stands in front of brewing vats in Iceland. Photo: Joe Shutter
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Young woman drawing a beer in an Icelandic bar
Icelandic beer - wild ideas at the Arctic Circle