There are some places in Stockholm that you can't miss:
Akkurat - a great bar/restaurant that has a massive collection of vintages. Quite unique.
Mikkeller Bar - 20 taps and a few bottles. Look for beer from Brekeriet, sours and wilds from Gothenburg. Garret Oliver thinks Brekeriet is one of the most interesting breweries in the world.
Nya Carnegiebryggeriet - a new brewery founded by one of Swedens macros in collaboration with Brooklyn Brewing. The beer is solid, nothing spectacular, but the restaurant is good, and it's a nice experience .
Systembolaget at Regeringsgatan - one of the bigger and better monopoly stores. Great wine selection.
Swedish craft beer is growing, but most breweries have a long way to go, especially when it comes to hoppy american styles. One of the few breweries that do this well is Pang Pang, a one man operation operating out of Hökarängen in Stockholm.
Pang Pang is available at Biljardpalatset at Hornsgatan, a very relaxed billiards place that have a good beer menu.
I haven't been to Kramfors in years, but i'd be surprised if there's anything interesting going on there beer wise. Beautiful landscspe though! If you're driving, make sure to take the coastal road.
I've probably forgotten a lot of stuff, but I'm sure someone else will chime in. Enjoy Sweden!
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