Coschützer Pilsner

Coschützer Pilsner is a traditional German beer variety originally associated with the Dresden district of Coschütz. The brand's history is deeply rooted in the brewing traditions of Saxony, where it was historically produced by the Feldschlößchen brewery in Dresden. It is brewed in strict accordance with the 'Deutsches Reinheitsgebot' (German Purity Law), which ensures that only water, malt, and hops are used in the production process.

Today, the brand is managed and produced by the Feldschlößchen Aktiengesellschaft in Dresden. In terms of corporate ownership, the brewery has undergone several changes in its history, eventually becoming part of the TCB Beteiligungsgesellschaft group. This ownership structure allows local heritage brands like Coschützer to maintain their regional identity while benefiting from the logistical and distribution strengths of a larger beverage group. The production remains centralized in Germany, primarily serving the regional Saxon market.