Becks Pils

Beck's is a classic German beer brand originally founded in 1873 in Bremen, Germany, by Luder Rutenberg, Heinrich Beck, and Thomas May under the name Kaiserbrauerei Beck & May o.H.G.

Over the decades, Beck's became one of Germany's leading export beers, recognized globally by its signature key emblem and green bottles. In 2002, the local family owners sold Brauerei Beck & Co. to the Belgian brewing conglomerate Interbrew, which subsequently merged into InBev and eventually Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev).

Today, Beck's remains a core brand within AB InBev's international portfolio. For the German market, it continues to be brewed in its historical home of Bremen, Germany, adhering to traditional German brewing standards.