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Radeberger, a pilsner style beer brewed near Dresden. It is characterized by its dazzling and refreshing taste and has long been enjoyed by German nobility.

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Radeberger Pilsner

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Pilsner - German

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4.8% ABV

33 IBU

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What kind of beer is Radeberger?

Radeberger Pilsner is the German original beer. Ever since becoming the first brewery in Germany to exclusively brew a German-style Pilsner, Radeberger has specially crafted its Pilsner to standards of quality and beer taste above reproach.

What's the difference between a Pilsner and a lager?

What is the difference between lager and pilsner? Pilsner is actually type of lager, named after the Czech city Plzen. The most notable difference between them is that pilsners tend to have more hop forward flavours and they use different yeast. Ultimately, pilsners are just spicier, more hoppy lagers.

What makes a beer a Pilsner?

Pilsner is brewed with pilsner malt and lager yeast, which is bottom-fermenting and distinguishes lagers from ales. Lightly kilned malted barley, spicy hops that so define the aroma and flavor of this style, lager yeast, and soft water are all that's needed for the skilled brewer to produce a fine pilsner.