Berliner Pilsner is a German beer brand with roots in Berlin, tracing back to 1950. Originally brewed in East Berlin, the brand rose to prominence during the 1970s and 1980s, when it held the top position among beer brands in East Berlin. Over the decades, Berliner Pilsner became a symbol of local Berlin brewing culture. Today, the brand is part of the Berliner-Kindl-Schultheiß-Brauerei, which itself is owned by the Radeberger Gruppe — one of Germany's largest brewing groups, whose portfolio also includes Radeberger Pilsner, Jever, Berliner Kindl, and Schultheiß. Berliner Pilsner is brewed as a classic German pilsner, a style known for its crisp, clean character and golden appearance. With an alcohol content of 5.0% vol., it stays true to the straightforward, refreshing qualities that made it a staple in Berlin's beer culture. The brand continues to be closely associated with the city of Berlin, where it is still widely available as a local everyday beer. Berliner Pilsner has long been a familiar sight at Berlin events and in local bars, and it serves as an official stadium beer for football clubs in the region. It is also available internationally, including in markets such as Canada, underscoring its continued relevance as a recognisable Berlin beer brand beyond Germany's borders.