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I didnt know about this Finnish beer Teerenpeli before I visited Helsinki last summer.
Someone at a hotell in Helsinki recommended it and told me about their own pubs (with the same name as the beer).

I visited this pub.

http://www.teerenpeli.com/eng/teerenpelihelsinki

Very nice pub with good beer and friendly staff. I will definitely come back next time i visit Helsinki.

The Teerenpeli Hippaheikki became my favorite.

See
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/teerenpeli-hippaheikki-tesb/106033/

Nice beer, nice place.

Yes, also do check out Kaisla at Kaisaniemi (I think its Kaisaniemi, I'm not from around here).

Then theres Bruuweri(?) at Kamppi shopping center.

Surely Finland isn't the most famous for its beers, but annual SOPP festival gathers nice amount of different breweries in the country, if visiting Helsinki at the right time during summer, worth visiting:

http://www.visithelsinki.fi/en/whats-on/events-in-helsinki/big-beers-small-breweries-2013 (it's actually also arranged in other Fin cities on different dates).

And Teerenpeli is quite nice place indeed, but their beers are not (too much) for my taste. :/

Also, if you ever get to visit, try out the blueberry cider.

been there, done that, they didn't have any t-shirts :(

If you come across any, test something by Beer Hunter's .. Their Mufloni CCCCC IPA is awesome!

Buy everything from http://www.pyynikinkasityolaispanimo.com/ i own couple stocks of the brewery :)

For some good finnish beers to try out http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/country/finland/71/

I'm not that patriotic though and already bought 5 bottles of these delicious things for holidays http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/aecht-schlenkerla-eiche-doppelbock/110514/

Looks really nice. Remember me some bars in Prague back in 1999. You could get a big 0.5 L glass of beer there for just 0.35 - 0.50 €. (well this was before euro, things are different now)

schenkerla, yea. that's one of the beers where the bonfire is actually in the bottle. ;)