Did the first bottle of Vietnamese beer ever dream of becoming a symbol of Hanoi? Right here at the Trụ sở Habeco, that dream became a reality. Trụ sở Habeco, also known as the Hanoi Beer Alcohol and Beverage Joint Stock Corporation, isn’t just a brewery. It’s a testament to Vietnam’s resilience. Established in 1890 from the remnants of a French brewery, Habeco has witnessed Hanoi’s transformation. In 1958, this very site birthed the iconic “Truc Bach” beer, Vietnam’s first. Imagine the clinking glasses, the celebratory cheers as the nation tasted its own brew. Trụ sở Habeco continued to grow, expanding its capacity to 50 million liters per year in 1993. By 2001, it doubled that. In 2003, Habeco officially became a joint-stock corporation, marking a new era in its history. Today, it stands as one of Vietnam’s top three beer businesses, producing around 800 million liters annually. Trụ sở Habeco is more than just beer. It’s a taste of history, a sip of national pride.
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