Ölvisholt Brewery is a microbrewery located in South Iceland, established in 2007 on the grounds of an old dairy farm. The brewery draws its identity from the rugged Icelandic landscape and agricultural heritage that surrounds it, situated near the town of Selfoss in the South Region. This unique setting — a repurposed working farm — gives Ölvisholt a character that is deeply rooted in the rural traditions of Iceland, setting it apart from urban craft breweries. The brewery is known for producing a range of craft beers that reflect Icelandic brewing culture. Among its offerings is BRÍÓ, a wheat ale available in an alcohol-free variant, demonstrating the brewery's willingness to explore contemporary beer styles alongside more traditional formats. Ölvisholt's portfolio reflects a commitment to quality and local identity, crafting beers that appeal to both domestic beer enthusiasts and international visitors exploring Iceland's growing craft beer scene. Ölvisholt Brewery has become a notable destination in the South Iceland region, frequently mentioned alongside cultural landmarks such as the Bobby Fischer Center near Selfoss. Its location makes it a popular stop for travelers on the Golden Circle route, combining the pleasures of craft beer discovery with a genuine taste of Icelandic rural life and history.