Aldi Suisse is the Swiss subsidiary of the international Aldi Süd discount retail group, operating a network of stores across Switzerland. Rather than a traditional craft brewery, Aldi Suisse is a supermarket chain that sells private-label beers under its own store brand, making affordable beer accessible to Swiss consumers through its extensive retail network. The chain is recognised as one of the key players in the Swiss beer market, where the top five companies collectively hold around 75% of market share. The Aldi Suisse beer portfolio consists of own-label lager styles aimed at everyday drinkers. A notable example is the Schweizer Lagerbier, a Helles-style lager produced for the chain and available across its Swiss stores. These beers are brewed to approachable, straightforward profiles typical of discount private-label ranges — clean fermentation, light malt character and moderate bitterness from the hop additions. With over 242 stores throughout Switzerland, Aldi Suisse has a broad retail footprint that gives its house beers wide distribution. While these beers are not associated with artisanal brewing traditions, they represent the value-driven segment of the Swiss beer market, offering recognisable lager styles at competitive price points for everyday consumption.