Schöfferhofer is a German wheat beer brand with roots stretching back to a brewery in Mainz, Germany. The original Schöfferhofer brewery operated in Mainz until 1921, when it merged with the Binding Brewery, based in Frankfurt am Main. Today, the brand is part of the Radeberger Gruppe, one of Germany's largest brewing groups, which markets Schöfferhofer alongside other well-known German labels such as Radeberger Pilsner, DAB, Henninger, and Clausthaler. Schöfferhofer is best known for its Hefeweizen, a traditional unfiltered German wheat beer brewed with top-fermenting yeast that gives it its characteristic hazy appearance and fruity, yeasty character. The brand has expanded its portfolio with a range of Weizen-based mixed drinks, blending wheat beer with fruit juices and sparkling beverages. These wheat beer mixes combine zesty and refreshing flavours, making the brand particularly popular among drinkers seeking lighter, fruit-forward beer experiences. The standout product in recent years has been Schöfferhofer Grapefruit, a half-wheat beer, half-grapefruit juice blend that became one of Germany's most successful beer innovations of the past decade. The product gained international attention and was launched at select retailers in the United States through the Radeberger Gruppe USA distribution network, cementing Schöfferhofer's reputation as a pioneering name in the wheat beer mix category.