Löwenbräu Lager beer

Löwenbräu is a historic German beer brand with roots dating back to 1383 in Munich, Bavaria. It became one of Munich's major breweries and gained international recognition for its traditional Helles lager and Oktoberfest brews. The brand's identity is synonymous with the iconic lion emblem, reflecting its name, which translates to 'Lion's Brew'.

Today, Löwenbräu is part of the extensive portfolio of Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewing company. While it maintains its Bavarian heritage and original brewery in Munich, the beer is produced in multiple locations globally under licensing agreements to meet international demand. In regional markets such as Southeast Europe, it is often brewed and distributed by local subsidiaries like Zagrebačka pivovara in Croatia or Apatinska pivara in Serbia, both of which are under the Molson Coors or AB InBev operational umbrellas depending on specific regional distribution rights.