Żywiec Białe 0.0% beer

Żywiec is one of Poland's most iconic and historic beer brands, originally founded in 1856 by Archduke Albrecht Friedrich Habsburg in the town of Żywiec, located in the Beskids mountains. The brewery became renowned for its high-quality water sources and traditional brewing methods, quickly establishing itself as a premier producer of Polish lager and specialty beers.

Today, the Żywiec brand, including its popular non-alcoholic wheat variety 'Białe 0.0%', is manufactured primarily in Poland at its historic brewery site and other facilities under Grupa Żywiec. Although it maintains deep Polish roots and identity, the brand is currently under the ultimate ownership of the Dutch brewing giant Heineken N.V., which holds a majority stake in Grupa Żywiec. This ownership structure allows the brand to benefit from a global distribution network while maintaining its local manufacturing heritage.