Zagorka is a Bulgarian beer brand from the city of Stara Zagora. It is brewed at the Zagorka Brewery.
The company was founded in 1902, in the Czech tradition, by a doctor who returned from Prague. The current brewery was opened in 1958 and since 1994 is owned by Heineken.[1] The company produces three Bulgarian brands (Zagorka, Ariana and Stolichno) and four licensed brands (Heineken, Birra Moretti, Amstel and Desperados).[2]
The "Zagorka" brand has three variants – Zagorka Special (lager, 5% ABV) and two artisan beers – Zagorka Reserve (dark, flavoured with berries, 6% ABV, since 2011) and Zagorka Fusion (Light, flavoured with grapes, 2% ABV, since 2012).[3]
Historically, Zagorka had several other variants, including Zagorka Light (Загорка Светло), and Zagorka Gold (both until the early 2000s). The label was originally written in Cyrillic, with a period of overlap in the late 1990s ("Light" having Cyrillic labels and "Special" having Latin ones), and it is currently written mostly in Latin.
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Zagorka Rezerva -
Zagorka Fusion
References[edit]
- ^ Zagorka Tours ("History" section) (in Bulgarian), ZagorkaTours.bg. Retrieved Mar 2013.
- ^ Zagorka Brewery – Brands[permanent dead link]. Retrieved Mar 2013.
- ^ Heineken Brewery – brands[permanent dead link], heinekenzagorkabrewery.bg. Retrieved Mar 2013.
External links[edit]
- zagorka.bg – official website
- Heineken Zagorka Brewery Archived 2013-09-17 at the Wayback Machine – brewery home page
- Zagorka Tours – marketing information and history
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