In defense of Stiegl Radler, ... According to beer lore, low alcohol was exactly what tavernkeepter Franz Xaver Kugler was after when he was said to have coined the term "radler" in 1922.

The Beer: Stiegl Grapefruit Radler is light and refreshing and oh so easy to drink. Its low alcohol content means you can enjoy a few on a hot day and not feel bad about it.

Radler beers are traditionally equal parts lager beer and citrus soda water. ... (Stiegl's Grapefruit Radler is the archetype of the style.) ...

Stiegl Brauwelt is the city's largest private brewery. Boasting a brewpub, a beer garden, a beer bar and a gourmet restaurant, as well as a museum, Stiegl-Brauwelt takes its craft seriously.

12. Stiegl. Stiegl is up first on our list of the 12 best selling beer in Europe, being one of the oldest and largest breweries in Austria. The company uses locally-sourced ingredients to ...

Himbeere Stiegl Radler is mostly raspberry with little presence of the underlying lager beer. There is a bit of raspberry tartness there, but it's nearly overwhelmed by sugary sweetness. Too sweet ...

“We’re actually the No. 1 account in North America for Stiegl beer,” Pohlman said. Stiegl also makes refreshing radlers that lower the ABV by mixing the beer with juice such as grapefruit or lemon.