Küppers Kölsch goes back to two Elberfeld breweries: Wicküler, founded in 1845, and Gustav Küpper's brewery, which opened a Cologne branch for its bottled beer in 1893 and merged with Wicküler in 1896. The beer itself was launched in May 1962; from 1965 it came from the company's own brewery on Alteburger Straße and became the first Kölsch sold mainly in bottles, leading the market in the 1970s. The Cologne site was given up in the mid-2000s, and since 2004 the brand has belonged to the Radeberger Group.
Drawn from the one beer of theirs in the catalogue.
Only one beer from this brewery is in the catalogue, so there's nothing recurring to read yet. The beer's own flavour profile is on its page — a brewery signature needs at least two.
Their one ranked beer sits in the Top 14% of the catalogue.
Based on style overlap and flavor profile
Küppers Kölsch goes back to two Elberfeld breweries: Wicküler, founded in 1845, and Gustav Küpper's brewery, which opened a Cologne branch for its bottled beer in 1893 and merged with Wicküler in 1896. The beer itself was launched in May 1962; from 1965 it came from the company's own brewery on Alteburger Straße and became the first Kölsch sold mainly in bottles, leading the market in the 1970s. The Cologne site was given up in the mid-2000s, and since 2004 the brand has belonged to the Radeberger Group.
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