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1876
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8th February: establishment of the brewery by Theophil Roniger
and Mathias Wüthrich
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1877
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First brewing year completed, with an output of 4,000 hl
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1889
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Direct link to the Swiss railway network
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1890
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Transformation of the original company, "Wüthrich & Roniger, Feldschlösschen
Brewery" into a limited liability corporation
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1898
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22 years after its establishment, Feldschlösschen becomes the biggest
Swiss beer producer, with output of 100,000 hl
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1912
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First delivery truck in use
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1970
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Acquisition of Gurten Brewery, Bern-Wabern
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1972
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Acquisition of Valaisanne Brewery, Sion
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1973
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Entry in the mineral water and soft drink market
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1974
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98 years after its establishment, Feldschlösschen posts its first
year with an output above 1,000,000 hl
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| 1985 |
Acquisition of Arkina Yverdon-les-Bains (mineral
water) |
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1989
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Acquisition of Warteck Brewery, Basel
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1991
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Transfer of Warteck production to Rheinfelden
Acquisition of Cardinal Brewery, Fribourg
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1992
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Feldschlösschen becomes a holding company with the same name
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1996
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Merger between Feldschlösschen and Hürlimann
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1997
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Transfer of Gurten production to Rheinfelden (2002 to Fribourg) and
Hürlimann production from Zurich to Rheinfelden
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| 1998 |
Acquistion of Mineralquelle Rhäzüns (mineral
water) |
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| 2000 |
Carlsberg Breweries acquires Feldschlösschen
Beverages Group |
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130 years of Feldschlösschen – a story of success (in German) |
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Acquisition of 35 breweries by Feldschlösschen (in German) |
