DB Breweries

DB Breweries is New Zealand's largest brewery, with a rich history dating back to 1848. The company has undergone several transformations over the years, being acquired by Lion Nathan in 1983 and later purchased by Heineken in 2012. Today, DB Breweries operates two main production facilities, in Auckland and Timaru, and produces a wide range of beers, including core brands like DB Draught, Tui, Export Gold, and Monteith's, as well as premium and craft brands. DB Breweries has demonstrated a commitment to quality and innovation, evidenced by its numerous awards and recognition. The company has won Supreme Champion Beer at the Brewers Guild of New Zealand Awards, Gold medals at the World Beer Awards, and other accolades. DB Breweries' beers are known for their exceptional taste and quality, and the company is recognized as a leader in the New Zealand brewing industry. In addition to its focus on quality and innovation, DB Breweries is also committed to responsible drinking, environmental sustainability, and supporting local communities. The company has implemented programs aimed at reducing alcohol-related harm, promoting responsible drinking, and protecting waterways. DB Breweries holds approximately 45% of the New Zealand beer market, making it a major player in the industry. The company's main competitor is Lion, which owns brands such as Speight's and Lion Red. Despite the competition, DB Breweries continues to thrive and innovate, remaining a beloved and respected brand in New Zealand and beyond.