Gösser NaturRadler non-alcoholic

Gösser NaturRadler is a popular shandy-style beverage that originated in the Styria region of Austria. The brand's history dates back to the Göss Abbey, where brewing traditions were documented as early as 1459. The modern era of the brewery began in 1860 when brewmaster Max Kober established the brewery in Leoben.

Today, the Gösser brand is owned by Brau Union Österreich AG, which is Austria's largest brewing group. Since 2003, Brau Union has been a subsidiary of the Dutch global brewing giant, Heineken N.V. The product is primarily manufactured at the Göss Brewery in Leoben, Austria, maintaining its regional roots while leveraging Heineken's international distribution network. In 2026, the brand updated its design and packaging to focus more heavily on sustainable glass returnable bottles.