Feldschlösschen
Feldschlösschen has been the largest brewery in Switzerland for more than 135 years. It was acquired by Carlsberg in 2000 and has now become the leading Swiss beverage company.
Based in Rheinfelden, Feldschlösschen has three production plants and 15 logistics locations, 2 administation/sales sitea and 1 headquarter. Its two breweries and one mineral water bottling facility produce 11 in-house brands and more than 50 different beverages.
In addition to Carlsberg, Feldschlösschen has a large portfolio of its own beer brands and mineral waters, as well as leading brands from other producers.
Breweries (with a capacity above 100,000 hl: 1
Market Position: 1
Market Share: 41%
Feldschlösschen Beverages Ltd
Theophil-Roniger-Strasse, 4310 Rheinfelden,
Switzerland
Tel: + 41 848 125 000
Fax: +41 848 125 001
E-mail: [email protected]
Managing Director, Feldschlösschen
Head of Finance, Feldschlösschen
Head of Corporate Communications & Public Affairs, Feldschlösschen
| 1876 | Feldschlösschen established by Theophil Roniger and Mathias Wüthrich |
| 1898 | Feldschlösschen becomes the biggest brewery in Switzerland with a production of 100,000 hl |
| 1973 | Enters the mineral water and soft drink market |
| 1985 | Acquisition of mineral spring Arkina (mineral water) |
| 1989 | Acquisition of Warteck Brewery, Basel |
| 1991 | Acquisition of Cardinal Brewery, Fribourg |
| 1996 | Merger between Feldschlösschen and Hürlimann |
| 1998 | Acquisition of mineral spring Rhäzüns (mineral water) |
| 2000 | Carlsberg acquires Feldschlösschen Beverages Group |
| 2009 | Integration of the brands Kronenbourg and 1664 |
| 2011 | 135th anniversary of the Feldschlösschen Brewery |
