Tempo Beverages

Tempo Beverages Ltd. is a prominent Israeli beverage company headquartered in Netanya. Founded in 1953 by Moshe Bornstein, it initially focused on soft drinks and later expanded into beer through the acquisition of the National Brewery in 1985, becoming Israel's largest brewery. Tempo manufactures and distributes popular Israeli brands like Goldstar and Maccabee beers, as well as licensed international brands such as Heineken, Pepsi, and spirits from Pernod Ricard. The company also leads Israel's wine market through its subsidiary, Barkan Winery. Tempo is committed to sustainability, partnering with Brenmiller Energy to replace fossil fuel boilers with thermal energy storage systems at its Netanya plant.