Riegele

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Germany

Riegele is a German brewery founded in Augsburg, Bavaria, in 1386, originally established as the Golden Horse Brewery by Hans Smid. In 1904, Sebastian Riegele took over the business. The brewery is today fully family-owned and led by Dr. Sebastian Priller-Riegele, the 28th generation of the Riegele family to head the operation.

Based in Augsburg in the Swabia region of Bavaria, Riegele is the largest private brewery in the city. Structured as a Kommanditgesellschaft, it operates independently and reports an annual turnover of over 18 million euros. In 1911, a new building outside the city and the Riegelehaus at Königsplatz were constructed. Production uses a 'brewery within a brewery' concept within a historic brewhouse, and Riegele adheres to the Bavarian Purity Law.

Beyond beer, Riegele holds a portfolio of trademarked drinks. A cola-orange mixed drink it invented became a Riegele trademark in 1956 and continues to be licensed today. In the late 1980s, the brewery acquired naming rights for a lactic acid-based lemonade, and on 1 September 2009 it took over the trademark rights and recipes of Lauterbacher Privatbrauerei.

The brewery's alcohol-free range spans IPA and wheat beer styles, produced at the same Augsburg site. One of its alcohol-free drinks has won awards.

At a Glance

Origin
Germany
Company
Brauerei S. Riegele

Awards

Award-Winning Drinks

The Collection

1 drink

At a Glance

Origin
Germany
Company
Brauerei S. Riegele

Collection

1 drink

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Germany

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