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Brasserie Schutzenberger

Schutzenberger is a historic Alsatian beer brand founded in 1740 in Schiltigheim, relaunched after 20 years of absence with a range of beers in kegs and bottles.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Schutzenberger is a beer brand born in 1740 in Schiltigheim, described as the historic capital of beer. Presented as an emblematic and iconic brand of the brewing landscape, it opens a new chapter after 20 years of absence. Its stated objective is to revive the brand's identity through original recipes that are odes to authenticity and Alsatian heritage, and above all to offer a complete range of beers in kegs and bottles with different profiles while guaranteeing the history, traditions and know-how.

History

Schutzenberger was born in 1740 in Schiltigheim, described as the historic capital of beer. The brand is presented as an emblematic and iconic figure of the brewing landscape. After 20 years of absence, it opens a new chapter. Its objective is to revive the brand's identity through original recipes that are odes to authenticity and Alsatian heritage, and above all to offer a complete range of beers in kegs and bottles with different profiles while guaranteeing the history, traditions and know-how.

Products and positioning

Emblematic and iconic brand of the brewing landscape, reviving its identity through original recipes as odes to authenticity and Alsatian heritage.

  • jubilator 6,8%

    A harmonious beer with fine and balanced bitterness and herbaceous notes.

  • pils 5,2%

    A harmonious beer with fine and balanced bitterness and herbaceous notes.

  • Bière de printemps 5,2%

    A harmonious beer with fine and balanced bitterness and herbaceous notes.

  • IPA

    To be discovered soon.

  • Schutz' Rosée 4,5%

    A fruity and thirst-quenching recipe with delicate raspberry notes.

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