Stiegl Radler Zitrone Naturtrub 4Pk Cans

Stiegl Radler Zitrone Naturtrüb 4Pk Cans is a naturally cloudy Austrian lemon radler at 2.0% ABV, sold in a convenient four-pack of cans. This refreshing blend earned a Silver Medal at the World Beer Awards 2024, validating its status as one of Austria’s most popular beer-based beverages.Quick Facts: ABV: 2.0%  |  Origin: Salzburg, Austria  |  Style: Naturtrüb (Naturally Cloudy) Radler  |  Brewery: Stieglbrauerei zu SalzburgProduction & HeritageStieglbrauerei zu Salzburg, founded in 1492, holds the distinction of being Austria’s largest privately owned brewery. The Radler Zitrone Naturtrüb is composed of 40% Stiegl-Goldbräu lager and 60% fruit lemonade made from real lemon juice and purely natural ingredients — no artificial sweeteners appear anywhere in the formula. The brewery sources its water from Untersberg Mountain, using it exactly as it emerges from the ground, and this mineral-rich alpine water makes up approximately 92% of every Stiegl beer before blending.Tasting NotesAroma: Fresh-squeezed lemon juice leads immediately, followed by subtle bready malt from the Goldbräu base. A clean, zesty citrus character dominates the nose without any cloying sweetness.Taste: The entry is bright and sparkling, with tart lemon hitting the palate first. At mid-palate, a gentle malt sweetness from the lager base balances the citrus acidity, maintaining a harmonious ratio of tartness to sweetness. The naturally cloudy character contributes a slightly fuller mouthfeel than typical radlers, while aggressive carbonation keeps everything lively and prickly on the tongue.Finish: Short and clean, with lingering lemon zest and no bitter aftertaste. The low alcohol makes the finish feel light and genuinely thirst-quenching.How to Drink Stiegl Radler ZitroneServe ice-cold, straight from the can — this radler needs no embellishment. A chilled glass with a lemon wheel is the ideal presentation if pouring, and the natural cloudiness should not be filtered out. A Radler Shandy works well using this as the base with an extra splash of sparkling water for an even lighter drink. A Radler Spritz combining it with Aperol and a sprig of fresh mint makes a low-ABV alternative to the classic Aperol Spritz. For a Citrus Michelada, mix it with a small measure of hot sauce, lime, and Tajín — the lemon base provides a cleaner citrus foundation than a standard lager.Best For
Outdoor barbecues and patio sessions where low alcohol and high refreshment matter
A sessionable alternative for guests who prefer lighter drinking at social gatherings
Post-exercise or warm-weather hydration when you want real beer flavor without high ABV
Introducing someone to the radler style with an authentic Austrian benchmark
Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat does Stiegl Radler Zitrone taste like? It delivers bright, tart lemon flavor balanced by gentle malt sweetness from its Goldbräu lager base, with lively carbonation and no bitter aftertaste. The naturally cloudy profile gives it a slightly fuller body than many competing radlers.How does Stiegl Radler Zitrone compare to Schöfferhofer Grapefruit? Schöfferhofer uses a hefeweizen base blended with grapefruit juice, producing a sweeter, wheaty character, while Stiegl builds on a crisp Goldbräu lager with real lemon juice for a more tart and clean-finishing radler. In comparative tastings, the two regularly score within a few points of each other, though Stiegl leans drier and more citrus-forward.Is Stiegl Radler Zitrone good for beginners? At just 2.0% ABV with a familiar lemonade-forward flavor, it is one of the most approachable beer-based drinks available and an excellent entry point for those new to the radler category.Where is Stiegl Radler Zitrone made? It is brewed at the Stieglbrauerei zu Salzburg in the Maxglan district of Salzburg, Austria, a privately held brewery that has operated continuously since 1492.What foods pair well with Stiegl Radler Zitrone? Grilled chicken or fish benefit from the lemon acidity mirroring a squeeze of fresh citrus. Light salads with vinaigrette find harmony with the tartness. Bavarian-style pretzels with mustard complement the malt backbone. Fresh goat cheese or feta echoes the tangy, bright character. Fried calamari or tempura vegetables pair well, as the carbonation and acidity cut through oil.What sizes does Stiegl Radler Zitrone come in? In the U.S. market, it is commonly available in this 4-pack can format as well as individual 500ml cans.Is Stiegl Radler Zitrone worth the price? It positions as a moderately priced import radler that delivers genuine lemon juice and all-natural ingredients where many competitors rely on artificial flavoring and sweeteners, offering strong value within the category.Why Stiegl Radler Zitrone?What separates this radler from the crowded field of fruit-beer hybrids is its strict commitment to natural ingredients — real lemon juice, natural fruit sugar, and alpine water from Untersberg Mountain with zero artificial sweeteners. The 2024 World Beer Awards Silver Medal confirms that the formula holds up under expert scrutiny. Backed by over five centuries of brewing heritage at Austria’s largest private brewery, the Zitrone Naturtrüb represents the authentic radler tradition rather than a modern marketing invention. For a low-ABV, genuinely refreshing beer that tastes like it was made with actual fruit because it was, this remains the standard-bearer in the category.