Haake-Beck Pils is one of the most popular and traditional pilsners in northern Germany, with a history dating back to 1826, when Conrad Hinrich Haake in Bremen became the first brewer in the region to produce bottom-fermented beer, laying the foundation for one of the best-known regional brands in the northern German beer market. Straightforward and authentic as a northern German pilsner style, with a clear, pale yellow color, a clean foam structure, a nice hop note with a hint of citrus, slender and fresh on the palate, as well as balanced bitter and dry in the finish, this 4.9% pils brewed according to the German Purity Law offers an honest and unadulterated beer experience that highlights people's connection to their northern homeland and embodies the enjoyment of the North: honest, open, and fresh. Haake-Beck Pils, now part of the Anheuser-Busch InBev group, is the perfect choice for anyone seeking a high-quality, finely bitter, and authentically northern German pilsner that convinces as a refreshing companion to game dishes, mussels, spicy cheese, and hearty meals, as well as a pleasurable expression of Bremen brewing tradition and northern German beer culture.
