Kjetil Jikiun started his career as an airline pilot in Scandinavian Airlines. In the 1990s he got introduced to craft beer via his many flights to the USA. In 2002 he founded Nøgne Ø, Norway’s first craft brewery. His efforts in educating the Norwegian beer drinkers is respected as the most significant catalyst for the change of Norwegian beer culture. For that he is often referred to as the grandfather of Norwegian craft brewing.
Later his many flights to Japan got him in touch with sake, and in 2010 he started brewing sake with Nøgne Ø as the first in Europe.
In 2015 Kjetil resigned from Nøgne Ø, purchased a vineyard and opened Solo, a craft brewery on the island of Crete in Greece.

But his passion for starting new breweries is not over, and he is dedicated to develop Axiom to the fullest.

Fresh from brewing school and with previous brewing experience as well, Lukáš balances the Axiom craft equation with deep knowledge of the Czech lager brewing tradition. Talented and hard-working, eager to learn and fun to be around, he is just the brewer our team needs to be considered complete.

There is more that needs to be done in a brewery than making beer. From administration to material orders, beer selling, last-minute deliveries, and even serving the beer at local festivals while passionately advocating for craft beer, Adam is the Jack of all trades in Axiom. A beer geek always keen to learn more about the mysterious world of Beer, he’s definitely in the right place.

Slovak food technologist, who, thanks to his grandfather, also a fermentation technologist, practically grew up in a brewery, malt house and wine-growing environment. These aspects also played a role in his choice of his field of study at the university, and, as much as he enjoys everything related to the fermentation industry, he studied two engineering fields at Mendel University in Brno. Specifically, Viticulture and Food Technology, specializing in brewing and malting. He continues to work as a doctoral student at the same university, and when he is not brewing in our brewery, he is engaged in research and teaches the art of brewing at his alma mater. In the past, he worked at the Sessler, Urpiner, Magistr breweries or as a guest brewer at the Thirsty Souls brewery in North Carolina. He is also behind the launch of the craft beer project in the Slovak stores of Kaufland.