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 pils type, 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 the connection of the people to their Nordic 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.
