• The history of beer dates back to antiquity when the Germans began growing barley and brewing beer. Later, during the Middle Ages, monasteries played a decisive role in the development of brewing. They not only perfected brewing techniques but also established strict quality standards that continue to shape beer production today.

With the rise of industrialization in the 19th century, a true brewery boom took place. From small family-run breweries to large industrial facilities, a multitude of breweries emerged, producing a wide range of beer varieties. Märzen beers, Pilsners, and wheat beers became integral parts of Austria's beer landscape.

Throughout the 20th century, the beer industry underwent consolidation, with many small breweries being acquired by larger companies. However, in recent decades, Austria has witnessed an exciting renaissance in brewing: the Craft Beer Revolution. Small, independent breweries are embracing traditional craftsmanship while experimenting with new flavors and ingredients, bringing fresh diversity and quality to Austria’s beer scene.

At Müller Glas, we understand the importance of this diversity and take pride in supporting breweries in showcasing their unique beers with exquisite packaging.

Brewing beer is a fascinating fusion of tradition, science, and dedication. It is a timeless process that captures the essence of centuries-old brewing craftsmanship while leaving room for creative innovation. The journey to the perfect beer begins with the meticulous selection of ingredients—barley, hops, water, and yeast—which form the foundation of every exceptional beer. Through a series of carefully coordinated steps, these selected ingredients are transformed into a living beverage that reveals its unique aromas and character.

The brewing process is not only a scientific discipline but also an art form that honors the legacy of brewing tradition while providing space for innovation. From traditional breweries preserving ancient techniques to modern craft breweries experimenting with new ingredients and methods, brewing reflects the richness and diversity of beer culture.