Croatia's second largest brewery and one of Central Europe's historic brewing cities — Karlovačka Pivovara was founded in 1854 in Karlovac, a city built at the confluence of four rivers that naturally provided ideal brewing water. Now owned by Carlsberg, the brewery produces Karlovačko Pivo, the second most consumed Croatian beer and a fierce rival to Ožujsko. The Karlovac brewery is famous for its four-river water symbol and the claim that its exceptional brewing water gives Karlovačko its distinctive character.
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Croatia's second largest brewery and one of Central Europe's historic brewing cities — Karlovačka Pivovara was founded in 1854 in Karlovac, a city built at the confluence of four rivers that naturally provided ideal brewing water. Now owned by Carlsberg, the brewery produces Karlovačko Pivo, the second most consumed Croatian beer and a fierce rival to Ožujsko. The Karlovac brewery is famous for its four-river water symbol and the claim that its exceptional brewing water gives Karlovačko its distinctive character.
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