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An export beer is usually a slightly softer or lighter version of the traditional pilsner from the same brewery. More

An export beer is originally a low-fermentation beer. In Belgium it is usually a slightly softer or lighter version of the traditional Pilsner from the same brewery. It was often also cheaper beer due to the lower original wort content. This made it a popular beer among the workers between 1925 and 1975.
In Germany, the Dortmunder was mainly brewed as an export beer. The pilsner has now surpassed the export beer in popularity.

There are now export beers with the addition of lager, weizen, lager, hell and dunkel. In this case, both the export beer type and the added beer type are entered.

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Export

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Hitdorfer Export (1958)