Cisk Lager

Cisk is Malta's most iconic beer, a golden-colored lager first brewed in 1928 by Simonds Farsons Cisk. The brand's history is deeply intertwined with Malta's industrial heritage, specifically the merger of several brewing families to form the current powerhouse, Farsons. Known for its distinct yellow packaging and the jumping horse emblem, Cisk Lager is brewed using the original 1928 recipe, emphasizing a well-balanced bitterness and high-quality malt.

Today, the brand remains under the ownership of Simonds Farsons Cisk plc, a publicly listed company headquartered in Mriehel, Malta. While it is the national beer of Malta, its popularity has seen it exported across Europe and beyond. The manufacturing primarily takes place at the Farsons Brewery in Malta, ensuring that the 'Original Recipe' mentioned on the can maintains its authenticity and local character.