Sester traces its origins to 1805, when Wilhelm Sester founded a brewery in Widdersdorf, then a village outside Cologne. When the site grew too small, the business moved to Ehrenfeld in the late 1910s and became one of the larger producers of the city's top-fermented beer. The horse-drawn drays that once delivered the beer still appear in the brand logo. In 1993 the Sester family sold the brand and brewing rights; today it belongs to Haus Kölscher Brautradition, part of the Radeberger Group, and is sold mainly in bottles.
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 8% of the catalogue.
Based on style overlap and flavor profile
Sester traces its origins to 1805, when Wilhelm Sester founded a brewery in Widdersdorf, then a village outside Cologne. When the site grew too small, the business moved to Ehrenfeld in the late 1910s and became one of the larger producers of the city's top-fermented beer. The horse-drawn drays that once delivered the beer still appear in the brand logo. In 1993 the Sester family sold the brand and brewing rights; today it belongs to Haus Kölscher Brautradition, part of the Radeberger Group, and is sold mainly in bottles.
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