Jupiler
Jupiler is a Belgian pilsner, brewed at Jupille-sur-Meuse near Liège and officially launched in September 1966, that has become the most popular lager in Belgium. The brand takes its name from that neighbourhood, where it is produced at the Piedboeuf Brewery, which Jean-Théodore Piedboeuf founded in 1853. The Piedboeuf family created the Jupiler pilsner, and when it first appeared it was sold under the name Jupiler 5, a designation that referenced both the beer's alcohol content and the five ingredients used in brewing. The range now includes an alcohol-free pilsner.
Those ingredients are water, barley malt, maize, hops, and yeast. Jupiler is brewed using a bottom-fermenting lager yeast and the finished beer is filtered for clarification. AB InBev, the global brewer, produces Jupiler and owns the Piedboeuf Brewery.
Jupiler introduced its first alcohol-free offering in 2004. That product was retired in 2017, and the current alcohol-free pilsner continues the line for sober-curious drinkers and designated drivers. One of its drinks has picked up an award.
Jupiler is the premier sponsor of Belgium's top football league, the Belgian Pro League. The brewery has installed 18,000 solar panels and is targeting carbon neutrality by 2028.
At a Glance
- Origin
- Belgium
- Price Point
- Mid-range
- Company
- Anheuser-Busch InBev
- Website
- jupiler.be
Ships to
Belgium, France, UK, LU, Netherlands
Awards
Award-Winning Drinks
The Collection
1 drink
At a Glance
- Origin
- Belgium
- Price Point
- Mid-range
- Company
- Anheuser-Busch InBev
- Website
- jupiler.be
Collection
1 drink
