With a population of just 14,000, Jever is quite small. However, it is still the centre of the region. The town's most famous product is its refreshingly dry beer. See how it is made on a tour of the Jever brewery.

Jever brewery - traditionally brewed for a fresh, dry taste
The Frisian brewery is famous for producing Jever beer. In 1934, an experienced master brewer had the idea of putting more hops into the beer to counteract the softness of the water. The typically dry Jever pils beer was born. At the Jever shop, you can buy all kinds of products and items associated with this outstanding beer.

Jever - a town famous for its dry Frisian beer - has a wealth of visitor attractions. The East Frisian town's famous landmarks include Jever Castle, the blue printing workshop and, of course, the brewery.

Jever certainly boasts a great variety of museums. The castle museum has a number of local history treasures from around the region on display in a period setting. The Brewery Museum gives visitors an insight into the fine art of brewing beer, while the Fire Brigade Museum gives visitors an opportunity to experience the exciting world of the fireman.