Brewing a royal success: making beer that’s fit for the Danish prince

By Max Stainkamph
Updated September 15 2017 - 4:40pm, first published September 14 2017 - 3:30pm
Phillip O'Neill, who now lives in Køge, Denmark, taking time off brewing for the Danish royal family, visiting his family in Orange. Photo: MAX STAINKAMPH 0913MSbeer1
Phillip O'Neill, who now lives in Køge, Denmark, taking time off brewing for the Danish royal family, visiting his family in Orange. Photo: MAX STAINKAMPH 0913MSbeer1

It sounds like a fairytale – a boy from a small town in regional Australia brewing beer for Danish royalty. 

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