Sester Kölsch
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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About Sester Kölsch
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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