Paderborner Brauerei is a traditional brewery located in the city of Paderborn, in the Westphalia region of Germany. Its brewing tradition dates back to 1852, rooted in a city with a long history of beer culture — in medieval times, every citizen of Paderborn held the right to brew beer for personal use and for sale. Since 1990, the brewery has been part of the Warsteiner Group, one of Germany's leading brewing companies, where it operates as one of several regional premium brands alongside Herforder Brauerei and others. Paderborner Brauerei is best known for its pilsner, with the Paderborner Pilsener as its flagship beer. The brewery's core range reflects classic German brewing traditions, offering a broad assortment of beers that appeal to a wide audience. Sustainability is also a stated priority in the brewery's modern identity, in line with the broader Warsteiner Group's approach to responsible brewing. As part of the Warsteiner Group's portfolio of regional brands, Paderborner Brauerei also brews under additional labels, including Isenbeck and Weissenburg. The brewery continues to position itself as a hearty Westphalian brewing institution, combining centuries of local tradition with the resources of a major German brewing group.