Sleeman Clear 2.0 Light Lager

Sleeman Clear 2.0 is a prominent Canadian light beer known for its low carbohydrate and calorie count, catering to health-conscious consumers. The brand traces its roots back to 1834 when John H. Sleeman founded the original brewery in Guelph, Ontario. The brewery faced a storied history, including a shutdown during the prohibition era due to bootlegging, before being revived by his great-great-grandson, John W. Sleeman, in 1988.

Today, Sleeman Brewing remains headquartered in Guelph, Ontario, where it continues to produce its core lineup of beers. The brand's manufacturing is primarily concentrated in Canada, utilizing its facilities in Guelph as well as other regional breweries in British Columbia and Quebec to serve the national market.

In 2006, the brand underwent a significant ownership change when it was acquired by Sapporo Holdings Ltd., a Japanese beverage giant. Under Sapporo's ultimate ownership, Sleeman has integrated into a global portfolio while maintaining its distinct Canadian identity. It operates as a key subsidiary within Sapporo's North American operations, facilitating the distribution of both Sleeman products and Sapporo's own brands across Canada.