Jever Fun alcohol-free pilsner

Jever Fun is a premium non-alcoholic pilsner produced by the Friesisches Brauhaus zu Jever in northern Germany. Founded in 1848 by Diedrich König, the brewery is famous for its distinctively tart and 'friesisch herb' (Frisian bitter) taste, which is maintained in the non-alcoholic version through a special brewing process that removes alcohol after full fermentation.

Today, the brand remains rooted in its original hometown of Jever. Since 2004, the brewery has been part of the Radeberger Group, which is the beer division of the family-owned German conglomerate Dr. Oetker (Oetker Group). It represents a significant portion of the German premium beer market while maintaining its historical identity as a Frisian specialty brewery.