Freiberger Brauhaus
Freiberger Brauhaus is a brewery in Freiberg, and the oldest brewery in Saxony, Germany. The first written record of its existence is a document from 1266 in which Margrave Heinrich gave Freiberg the sole right to supply beer for the Saxon mining region.[1]
Native name | Freiberger Brauhaus GmbH |
|---|---|
| Type | Private enterprise |
| Industry | Brewery |
| Founded | 1266 |
| Headquarters | Am Fürstenwald, 09599 Freiberg , |
Key people | Steffen Hofmann (management) |
| Website | www |
Buildings of Freiberg brewery
Freiberger beer in bottles
2006 the company was sold to German company Radeberger Group, which is part of German company Dr. Oetker.
Products
The recent brewery products include:
- Freiberger Edelkeller Longneck
- Freiberger Alkoholfrei Longneck
- Freibergisch 1863 Jubiläums-Pils Longneck
- Freibergisch Bockbier Longneck
- Freibergisch Schankbier Longneck
- Freibergisch Exportbier Longneck
- Freibergisch Festbier Longneck
- Freibergisch Radler Longneck
- Freibergisch Schwarzbier Longneck
- Meisterbräu Pilsner NRW
- Meisterbräu Export NRW
- Meisterbräu Cola-Bier NRW
- Meisterbräu Zitrone (Radler) NRW
See also
References
- Translate, Google. "Freiberger Pils: History". Retrieved 12 February 2017.
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