Schöfferhofer Zitrone Naturtrüb Alkoholfrei

Schöfferhofer is a renowned German wheat beer brand that originated in Frankfurt. It is named after Peter Schöffer, a printer who lived in the 15th century. The brand gained international fame for being the first to introduce a grapefruit-infused wheat beer mix. This specific variant, Schöfferhofer Zitrone Naturtrüb Alkoholfrei, is a non-alcoholic blend of cloudy lemon juice and wheat beer.

The product is primarily brewed and bottled in Germany. While the brand has global distribution, its core production remains rooted in its country of origin. The brand is currently owned by the Radeberger Gruppe, which is Germany's largest private brewery group. Radeberger itself is a subsidiary of the Oetker Group (Dr. August Oetker KG), a massive German multinational conglomerate. The ownership structure ensures that Schöfferhofer remains a quintessential German brand while benefiting from the logistical reach of one of the world's most successful family-owned businesses.