Beck's Pilsner

Beck's is a historic German brewery founded in 1873 in Bremen. It is world-renowned for its distinct green bottle and traditional pilsner flavor profile. For over a century, the brewery was family-owned and grew into one of Germany's most successful export brands, significantly influencing the global perception of German beer quality.

In 2002, the brewery was acquired by Interbrew, which through a series of mergers became the global giant Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev). While the headquarters and main production remain in Bremen, Germany, the sheer global demand for the brand means it is brewed under license in various countries around the world to ensure freshness and reduce logistics costs, though the German Reinheitsgebot (Beer Purity Law) standards are traditionally emphasized in its marketing.