Radeberger Pilsner
The historic, royal Pilsner of Saxony with crisp hop bitterness
This classic German Pilsner pours a brilliant gold with a dense, creamy white head, offering a beautifully balanced interplay of herbal hops and sweet malt. The crisp, clean palate leads to a refreshing, pleasantly bitter finish that invites another sip.
Pairs with
Grilled bratwurst with sauerkraut and mustard
Soft Bavarian pretzels with salty obatzda cheese dip
Sharp White Cheddar or young Gouda
Origin & serving
Saxony, Germany
Pilsner glass
Well chilled (38-45F)
Founded in 1872, Radeberger Exportbierbrauerei established itself as a pioneer of German Pilsner culture. In 1905, King Frederick Augustus III of Saxony declared Radeberger as the 'Official State Drink' of the royal court, solidifying its legendary status in German brewing history.
Brewed in Radeberg near Dresden since 1872, Radeberger Pilsner was the first brewery in Germany to brew exclusively in the Pilsner style. Crafted using the soft water of the brewery's own well and selected Saxon hops, it quickly became a favorite of the Saxon royal court.
