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Brauerei Ulrich Martin - A Rare Revival in Franconia’s Brewing World
Friday, February 7, 2025 by Kim Lund Johansen
In Franconia, where brewery closures have become all too common, Brauerei Ulrich Martin stands as a rare and inspiring exception. Instead of another tale of lost brewing heritage, this is the story of a passionate brewmaster reviving a long-shuttered brewery and turning it into a thriving hub of tradition, innovation, and sustainability. Discover how Ulrich Martin breathed new life into a forgotten brewhouse, proving that sometimes, history can be rewritten - with a great Seidla in hand.
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Fränkische Brauereien Quartett
Having visited Franconia on a regular basis since 2009, I decided to give something back to a region I love. Therefore I released a Quartett Card game twice the size as normal featuring 64 Franconian breweries.
The 2024 Autumnal Bockbieranstiche in Franconia
Friday, September 20, 2024 by Kim Lund Johansen
As autumn leaves turn golden and the air turns crisp, Franconia comes alive with the rich flavors of bock beer and the warmth of tradition. The much-anticipated Bockbieranstich marks the season, offering beer enthusiasts a taste of malty perfection with each ceremonial tapping. From the deep, comforting notes of classic bocks to the moder...
Senftenberger Felsenkeller & Häschaadä Keller
Friday, September 20, 2024 by Kim Lund Johansen
Embark on a captivating hike up to Senftenberger Felsenkeller, where the allure of Franconian nature meets the rich tradition of local brewing. Join us on this enticing journey and uncover why this hidden gem calls for a repeat visit.
Brauerei Lieberth
Monday, July 29, 2024 by Kim Lund Johansen
In an era where variety often takes precedence, Brauerei Lieberth's commitment to Kellerbier is both a bold and refreshing approach. Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down with Christian Volkmuth, the brewer and owner, who shared the rich history, intricate brewing processes, and challenges of running a family-owned brewery.
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