Krombacher Pils

Krombacher is one of the most iconic beer brands in Germany or throughout the world, easily recognizable by its logo depicting the Krombach stream. Founded in 1803 by the Schadeberg family, the brewery has maintained its independence for over two centuries. The Pilsner is brewed exclusively in the town of Kreuztal-Krombach using the famous Felsquellwasser (mountain spring water), which contributes to its distinctively crisp and natural taste.

Unlike many global competitors, Krombacher has avoided acquisition by large beverage conglomerates like AB InBev or Heineken. It remains a family-owned enterprise under the leadership of the Schadeberg family. This commitment to traditional brewing standards and local production has helped it maintain its position as a market leader in the German premium beer segment.