UNIBRAU. Beer otherwise!
TRUSTED PARTNERS
We have trusted partners, small and large breweries, across Europe (Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic, Netherlands, Denmark, Estonia), in the United Kingdom (England and Scotland), in the USA, and of course in Greece.OUR EFFORTS
Systematic development and enrichment of our portfolio with established and popular International and Greek brands, distinguished for their quality and presenting growth prospects in the Greek market.OUR PRIORITIES
The main and timeless goal of our company is to offer, responsibly, a comprehensive range of products distinguished for their quality and provide enjoyment in every moment.OUR FACILITIES
The company is housed in modern facilities in Spata, Attica. We have storage spaces of high specifications with ideal temperatures for our products.
Beer Glossary
ALE: Type attributed to all top-fermented beers.
ALTBIER: Dark beer from the Düsseldorf area in Germany.
AMBER ALE: Named after the brown color of the roasted barley used in its production.
AMERICAN PALE ALE: While IPAs are usually quite bitter, American pale ales are usually a bit more balanced. They still have a distinct hop flavor but are not as intense as an IPA.
BELGIAN ALE: Tends to have higher alcohol content than most beers and tends to take on much of its character from the yeast used for fermentation. When drinking a Belgian beer, you will often notice fruity or spicy notes in its aroma and taste.
BIERE DE GARDE: Traditional type of beer from northern France, which matures or ages in cellars.
BITTER: British type of brown beer with intensity ranging from regular to extra special.
BLOND/GOLDEN ALE: Light beer with golden hues, preferred during the summer months.
BOCK: A type of German Lager.
DOPPELBOCK: Doppel in German means double. A Doppelbock is double the 'bock', or simply a stronger version of a German bock beer. Similar to other uses of the word "double" in beer, such as a Double IPA, they have higher alcohol and a more intense flavor.
DUBBEL: Belgian type of Ale for which double amounts of malt are used, resulting in a strong dark beer.
HOPPY LAGER: Hoppy Lager is a beer style that combines the strong aromatics and flavors of hops (Simcoe & Citra) from an American IPA and traditional lagering techniques of a German-inspired Pale Lager.