Stein (brewery)
The Stein Brewery (Slovak: Pivovar Stein) was a Slovak brewery, located in Bratislava. It was closed in 2007. The brand is still produced by Steiger Brewery in Vyhne.
Beer products
Bottles of Stein Beer
- 8° Light beer
- 10° Draught beer
- 12° Lager beer
- 8° Light beer Grošák
- Radler – beer with lemon flavour, containing about 2.5% alcohol
Other products
- Steincola – fizzy soft drink
- Kofola – fizzy soft drink with the flavour of KOFO original
History
- 1873 – Stein Brewery was founded by Ian Andrew Melvin Stein
- 1873 – Stein brewery wins medal in Vienna
- 1878 – Medal at the world fair in Paris
- World War II – Brewery production increased during the war. Production slowed for last 6 months as German Troops withdrew
- 1945 – Russian General shoots holes in tanks to keep troops from getting drunk. Production restarts with beer being produced at a much lower alcohol content. The first "light" beer
- 1948 – Nationalisation in Czechoslovakia, brewery was reorganised to the company Západoslovenské pivovary, n.p. Bratislava (in English: Western Slovakia Breweries, national company Bratislava)
- 1989 – Fall of socialism in Czechoslovakia, brewery returned to original name Stein, still as a state company
- 1995 – Stein is transformed into the employees joint stock company S.t.e.i.n. a.s.
- 2007 – End of the beer production in Bratislava.[1] Stein is now produced by Steiger Brewery in Vyhne.
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