In the mid-1970s, international trends and local market conditions were calling for a brand of beer with Germanic heritage. SAB responded with the launch of Hansa Pilsener in November 1975. As a completely new beer style in South Africa, Hansa had the special attributes of being light, drinkable, refreshing and thirst quenching.
For Your Interest...
Hansa Pilsener has an alcohol content of 4.5% and contains only 135 kJ per 100ml. It also has the lowest carbohydrate content of SAB beers at 1.7 grams per 100 ml. Hansa is available in 340ml bottles and cans, 375ml and 750ml returnable bottles, and in draught in selected outlets.
Hansa Pilsener website: www.hansa.co.za
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 | 20 APR 2011 |
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 | 01 MAR 2011 |
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 | 02 JAN 2011 |
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 | 01 SEP 2010 |
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