Palmbräu Spezial Pils

Palmbräu Spezial Pils is a traditional German lager originating from the Kraichgau region. Known as the 'Pride of the Kraichgau' (Stolz des Kraichgaus), the beer is brewed in the town of Eppingen using regional ingredients and following the German Purity Law. The brand is particularly famous for its distinctive flip-top bottles that have become a trademark of its packaging.

Founded in 1835 by Jakob Zorn, the brewery remained a family-owned enterprise for many generations. In recent decades, after period of ownership by different investment and beverage groups, the brand has maintained its local heritage. Today, it operates as a significant regional brand within the portfolio of the Pforzheim-based brewery group, maintaining its deep-rooted connection to Baden-Württemberg.