Founded in 1860 on the site of the dissolved Göss Abbey in Leoben, Styria — where nuns had brewed beer since 1459. Now part of Brau Union (Heineken). Austria's largest individual brewery. Uses natural spring water from the Steirisches Raurisbachtal catchment area, Austrian barley, and Celeja aromatic hops from Leutschach. The Gösser Märzen accounts for over 70% of total output. First Austrian brewery to use crown caps on bottles (1935).
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Founded in 1860 on the site of the dissolved Göss Abbey in Leoben, Styria — where nuns had brewed beer since 1459. Now part of Brau Union (Heineken). Austria's largest individual brewery. Uses natural spring water from the Steirisches Raurisbachtal catchment area, Austrian barley, and Celeja aromatic hops from Leutschach. The Gösser Märzen accounts for over 70% of total output. First Austrian brewery to use crown caps on bottles (1935).
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