Brasserie Champigneulles is a French brewery with deep historical roots, founded on June 20, 1897 by Antoine Trampitsch and Victor Hinzelin in the town of Champigneulles, near Nancy in northeastern France. Originally established under the name Grande Brasserie de la Moselle, the brewery was born out of the passion of two enthusiasts and has since navigated more than a century of brewing history. Today, the brewery operates under the umbrella of TCB Beverages, owned by TCB Beteiligungsgesellschaft, positioning it as one of the larger players in European private label beverage manufacturing. The brewery's portfolio centres on accessible, easy-drinking lager styles typical of the European tradition. Its range includes European Pale Lagers such as the Premium Pils (4.9% ABV) and lighter options like the Rambler's Muy Suave (4.5% ABV), alongside wheat beer styles such as the Rambler's Weissbier. As a significant contract and private label brewer, Brasserie Champigneulles produces beers for various retail and branded clients across Europe, combining industrial-scale brewing with a range of approachable styles. The brewery is perhaps best known internationally through private label products such as Perlenbacher Hefeweissbier, widely recognised in retail markets. Its long history, combined with its current role as a major contract brewer, makes Brasserie Champigneulles a noteworthy name in European mainstream brewing.