The brand traces back to a house brewery that Franz Ferdinand Joseph Wicküler opened in Elberfeld, today part of Wuppertal, in 1845. After merging with the Küpper brewery in 1896 it grew into the largest brewer in the Bergisches Land, and the three musketeers on its label became some of the best-known figures in German beer advertising. Production in Wuppertal ended in the 1990s. Today Wicküler Brauerei GmbH is based in Dortmund as part of the Radeberger Gruppe, and its Pilsener, brewed since 1887, comes from the Ruhr area.
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Their one ranked beer sits in the Top 18% of the catalogue.
Based on style overlap and flavor profile
The brand traces back to a house brewery that Franz Ferdinand Joseph Wicküler opened in Elberfeld, today part of Wuppertal, in 1845. After merging with the Küpper brewery in 1896 it grew into the largest brewer in the Bergisches Land, and the three musketeers on its label became some of the best-known figures in German beer advertising. Production in Wuppertal ended in the 1990s. Today Wicküler Brauerei GmbH is based in Dortmund as part of the Radeberger Gruppe, and its Pilsener, brewed since 1887, comes from the Ruhr area.
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