Trumer Pils

Trumer Pils is a pilsner beer from Austria,[2] originally sold almost exclusively in the federal state of Salzburg. A brewery in Berkeley, California, was built in 2004 to provide beer for the U.S. market.

Trumer Pils
TypeBeer
Country of originAustria
Alcohol by volume4.9%[1]
IBU scale26
WebsiteTrumer International

Trumer is characterized by hoppy bitterness, high carbonation and a light body and is brewed according to the German Reinheitsgebot.

History

Trumer Brauerei has been brewing beer for 400 years in Austria. Pilsner beer was first brewed in 1842 in the city of Pilsen, in what was then western Bohemia, but is today Plzen, Czech Republic.

330mL bottle of Trumer Pils

After opening a brewery in Berkeley, Trumer Pils became widely available in the San Francisco Bay Area in addition to its native Austria, the result of a partnership between Privatbrauerei Josef Sigl and the Gambrinus Company. All ingredients used in Berkeley are shipped from Austria with the exception of the water which is from the High Sierras. Hops used in the recipe include Czech Saaz, German Hallertau Perle, and Spalt Select. Trumer is aged six weeks prior to bottling.[1][3]

Trumer Pils has won many major awards including:

  • The European Beer Star competition, which has been organised by the association Private Brauereien since 2004.
  • The World Beer Cup (USA), which claims to be "The Olympics of Beer Competition", is an international beer competition.
  • The AIBA 9Australian International Beer Awards[4]

Distribution
A bottle of Trumer Pils

Since 2004, Trumer Pils has expanded its distribution to Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Dallas, Austin, Denver, San Diego and Los Angeles.[5] Trumer Australia, has been distributing Trumer Pils to the Australian market since the early 2000s

Recognition


  • Silver Medal 2016 Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA) German Style Pilsner.
  • Trophy for Best Pilsner & Gold Medal at the 2015 Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA) German Style Pilsner (Best Pilsner).
  • Silver Medal 2014 Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA) German Style Pilsner.
  • Silver Medal 2013 Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA) German Style Pilsner.
  • Silver Medal 2012 Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA) German Style Pilsner.
  • Gold Medal 2010 Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA) Pilsner.
  • Bronze Medal 2009 Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA) Pilsner.
  • Silver Medal 2008 Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA) Pilsner.


  • Gold Medal at the European Beer Star for Best German-style pilsner 2012.[8]
  • Bronze Medal at the European Beer Star for Best German-style pilsner 2009.[9]
  • Gold Medal at the European Beer Star for Best German-style pilsner 2008.[10]
  • Gold Medal at the European Beer Star for Best German-style pilsner 2006.
  • Gold Medal at the European Beer Star for Best German-style pilsner 2004.[11]


  • Gold medal at the Great American Beer Festival for Best German-style pilsner, 2010.[12]
  • Silver medal at the Great American Beer Festival for Best German-style pilsner, 2005.

See also

References
  1. Sudo, Chuck. "Chicagoist's "Beer of the Week": Trumer Pils". Chicagoist. Archived from the original on 11 April 2015. Retrieved 9 May 2013.
  2. "Trumer Pils Selected for Wine Enthusiast Magazine's Top 25 Beers". Fort Mill Times. 2 December 2014. Archived from the original on 23 December 2014. Retrieved 23 December 2014.
  3. "Arguments". Trumer Pils. Retrieved 11 July 2013.
  4. http://www.trumer-international.com/news/?page=1&p=231
  5. "SF Beer Week Sponsors". SF Beer Week. Retrieved 23 July 2012.
  7. WorldBeerCup.org
  8. http://private-brauereien.de/ebs-de/presse-und-fotos/gewinnerlisten/Gewinner_2012.pdf
  9. http://private-brauereien.de/ebs-de/presse-und-fotos/gewinnerlisten/Gewinner_2009.pdf
  10. http://private-brauereien.de/ebs-de/presse-und-fotos/gewinnerlisten/Gewinner_2008.pdf
  11. http://private-brauereien.de/ebs-de/presse-und-fotos/gewinnerlisten/Gewinner_2004.pdf
  12. GreatAmericanBeerFestival.com

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