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What is A Le Coq ?
A public limited company A Le Coq is the oldest brewery in Estonia, and now also the
largest producer of beverages.
Where is the main office?
A. Le Coq & Co. (Russia) public limited that had been transformed into a private
limited group in 1904 to move its headquarters and bottling plant from London to St.
Petersburg.
In order to develop the company the Public Limited Company A. Le Coq was
established in London on 16 May 1912 and Tartu Brewery stated to operate as its
Russian subsidiary company.
Who was the founder?
Direct predecessors of the oldest Estonian brewery that has been continuously
operating A. Le Coq in Tartu are the breweries of Barthold Joachim Hesse and
Justus Reinhold Schramm. In course of time, a large enterprise Tivoli Ltd. formed from
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