Beck's Pils

Beck's is one of the most iconic German beer brands, easily recognized by its distinctive green bottle and the silver label featuring the key of Bremen. Founded in 1873 in Bremen, Germany, by Ludder Rutenberg, Heinrich Schosze, and Thomas May, the brewery quickly became a leader in the export market due to its focus on long-shelf-life lager and pilsner styles.

Today, Beck's is a global brand with a massive presence in over 120 countries. While its heart and primary brewing facility remain in Bremen, Germany, it is also brewed under license in various international locations—including the United States and Australia—to meet local demand and sustainability goals. Since 2002, the brand has been part of the Interbrew group, which eventually evolved through mergers to become Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewing company.