Royal Unibrew
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| Royal Unibrew A/S | |
|---|---|
| Location | Fakse Denmark |
| Annual production | 4.8 million hl. |
| Active Beers | |
| Royal Export | |
| Royal Selection | |
| Royal Stout | Stout |
| Royal Pilsner | Lager |
| Royal Classic | Lager |
| Royal Red | Lager |
| Albani Odense Pilsner | Lager |
| Ceres Top | Lager |
| Faxe Fad | Lager |
| Thor Pilsner | Lager |
| Maribo Pilsner | Lager |
- This article is about the Danish brewery. For the Quebec brewery, see Unibroue.
Royal Unibrew is the second largest brewery group in Denmark, selling under the brands Ceres, Faxe and Albani, although their best selling beer is marketed as Royal. The company was known as Bryggerigruppen until May 2005.
Royal Unibrew also has a strong presence in the Baltic region, where it owns Vilniaus Tauras, Kalnapilis (both in Lithuania), and Lacplesa Alus (in Latvia), as well as in Poland, where it has recently purchased the Strzelec and Brok breweries, and most recently Browar Lomza. It also brews and markets Heineken in Denmark.
[edit] List of subsidiaries
| Brewery | Country |
|---|---|
| Albani Bryggeriene A/S | Denmark |
| Brok Browar | Poland |
| Browar Lomza | Poland |
| Ceres Bryggeriet | Denmark |
| Cido | Latvia |
| Faxe | Denmark |
| Kalnapilis | Lithuania |
| Lacplesa Alus | Latvia |
| Maribo Bryghus | Denmark |
| Strzelec Brewery | Poland |
| Tauras | Lithuania |
[edit] Royal Brand
The largest brand of Unibrew is Royal. It is based of the two most popular beers in the Unibrew: The Ceres Royal Export, and Faxe Pilsner/Classic. Royal Export was also brewed by the other breweries in the group, but later the Pilsner and Classic were added to make a complete family of beer as is traditional in Denmark.
[edit] External links
- Royal Unibrew corporate website.
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