Originating in Germany in the 16th century, its excellent brewing technology has allowed the BECK'S brand to spread to this day, the representative of German beer, known for its excellent and reliable quality
Baker is the dominant brand of AB InBev.Germany is recognized as a beer kingdom by virtue of its high-quality beer.
With a history of 400 years, Becker is the representative of German beer and the most popular German beer all over the world. Especially in the USA (about 100 million litres per year)/UK/Italy, Becker is the champion brand of imported beer, accounting for more than 35% of Germany's total beer exports annually.
Beck beer originated in the old town of Bremen in the 16th century, and its excellent brewing technology has allowed the 'BECK'S' brand to spread to this day.
Becker beer is popular in more than 140 countries around the world, ranking first in German beer exports. It constantly promotes "BECK'S" and its unique key graphics in newspapers/magazines/news media around the world, so that the "BECK'S" logo and key graphics can be seen all over the world. Beck has also registered the 'BECK'S' trademark in many countries such as the United Kingdom, Singapore, Germany, Japan, and the United States, as well as Hong Kong.
BECK'S BEER OFFERINGS INCLUDE BECK'S LAGER, LIGHT, DARK LAGER, OKTOBERFEST AND NON-ALCOHOLIC BEERS. DARK LAGER is the spokesperson of the world's dark beer, after a special roasting process, and then saccharification and hydrolysis to brew Baker beer, the taste is mellow and nutritious, and the mild quality of the alcohol is a high-quality beer with a healthy concept.
Since the 18th century, Beck has been exporting beer from Bremen to cities along the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. The company continues this tradition to this day.
In 1992, Baker cooperated with the Golden Key Brewery in Putian, Fujian, China for licensed production, and once became a well-known foreign beer in China. Later, due to special reasons, Baker terminated the license cooperation contract. In April 1999, it signed a license agreement with a beer company wholly owned by the Australian Lion Group in Suzhou, transferring the right to produce and sell Baker brand beer in China to the Lion Group.
