Curious about the most popular and underrated French beers? Discover the diverse world of French brewing, from major beer brands to regional craft breweries, and explore a wide range of styles available at PerfectDraft!

Famous French beers you may already know

Whether you're relaxing at a café or enjoying a meal at home, you’ve likely come across iconic French beers like 1664 and Kronenbourg. Originating from Alsace, these classic lagers are popular for social gatherings, aperitifs, or mealtime pairings. They're staples of French brewing and widely enjoyed across the country.

You may also have tasted Météor, another Alsatian beer, or Desperados, a tequila-flavoured beer often mistaken for being Spanish, but proudly brewed in France !

Discover French craft breweries

Beyond these well-known names, France is home to a thriving craft beer scene, with independent brewers located throughout the country. Notable examples include the Brasserie du Mont Blanc, La Pietra from Corsica, and the Brasserie du Pays Flamand, famous for its award-winning Anosteké Blonde, which was crowned World’s Best Pale Beer at the 2021 World Beer Awards.

These regional breweries offer unique flavour profiles, often inspired by local ingredients and brewing traditions. From bold IPAs to refreshing wheat beers and rich amber ales, French craft beer offers something for every taste.

Shop French beers online at PerfectDraft

Now that you're more familiar with France’s brewing landscape, you can explore and enjoy a wide range of French beers through our online shop. At PerfectDraft, we provide all the essential details to help you choose the right beer—brewery name, flavour notes, beer style, alcohol percentage, and bitterness level.

Whether you're discovering French craft beers for the first time or searching for your next favourite lager, our selection is designed to help you experience the best of French brewing.

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