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Heineken beer ; Dutch beer scissors based in Amsterdam.
It has 5% alcohol and is a pilsener type beer.

In 2017, the first non- alcoholic Heineken beer, “Heineken 0.0” was produced.
It is the third largest beer producing company in the world. Heineken beer is consumed daily at 25 million liters and is sold in 192 countries.

Heineken also has beers from many different brands that it has acquired or collaborated with in Mexico, China, Australia and Africa.
Heineken beer sponsors the UEFA Champions League, Rugby World Championship, Formula 1 World Championship.

The factory where the first Heineken beer was produced in 1863 was transformed into the “Heineken Tasting and Information Center” in 1991, and tours began to be organized. These tours became the most preferred tours in Amsterdam. In 2001, the name of the center was changed to “ Heineken Experience” .
Heineken Beer Varieties
Heineken

Heineken 3

It is a lower calorie, lower carb beer.
It was named the world’s best light beer in 2013 and 2014.
In 2015, he received a gold medal in the “European Beer Star Awards” competition.
Heineken 0.0

Alcohol-free Heineken.
Heineken Extra Cold

Cooled at zero degrees for longer coolness and refreshment.
Draft beer passes through the frosted beer tower, while skewers are chilled in the Sub Zero refrigerator.

Some major brands of Heineken include:
33 Export, France
Affligem, Belgium
Almaza, Lebanon
Amstel, Netherlands
Bintang, Indonesia
Birra Moretti, Italy
Birra Ichnusa, Italy
Bralima, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Brand, Netherlands
Cruzcampo, Spain
Calanda, Switzerland
Dos more, Mexico
Desperados, France
Dreher, Italy (Trieste) and Hungary (Budapest)
Eichhof, Switzerland
Foster, Australia (in most parts of Europe)
Gosser, Austria (Steiermark)
Hacker-Pschorr, Germany (Munich)
Heineken, Netherlands
Hoepfner, Germany (Karlsruhe)
Kaiser, Austria (Lower Austria)
Karlovačko, Croatia
Kingfisher, India
Kulmbacher, Germany (Kulmbach)
Lapin Kulta, Finland
Murphy, Ireland
Newcastle Brown Ale, England
Paulaner, Germany (Munich)
Sagres, Portugal
Sol, Mexico
Soproni, Hungary
Schwechat, Austria (Lower Austria)
Starobrno, Czech Republic
Strongbow (cider), England
Zipfer, Austria (Upper Austria)
Zlatý Bazant, Slovakia
Zywiec, Poland