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Brauerei Hermann (Ampferbach)
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Hermann Kellerbier at Hermann Keller
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Gasthof Schwarzer Adler - Brauerei Eichhorn
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Brauerei Wagner Oberhaid
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Brauerei Zehender in Mönschsambach
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Metzgerbräu in Uetzing
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Brauerei Göller in Stiebarlimbach
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Schrüfer Fastenbock (Priesendorf)
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Georg Kaiser and me in front of the Brauerei Kaiser coolship (Grasmannsdorf)
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Brauerei Friedel in Schnaid
My first session there in 2009 with Ernst (regular) and the landlady Anne Marie. Anne Marie wasn't to impressed about my rather big knowledge about beer with such a bad German. She provoked me into learning better German and thankfully it worked. I have since visited many times and enjoyed many nice conversations.
My first session there in 2009 with Ernst (regular) and the landlady Anne Marie. Anne Marie wasn't to impressed about my rather big knowledge about beer with such a bad German. She provoked me into learning better German and thankfully it worked. I have since visited many times and enjoyed many nice conversations.
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Brauerei Heckel (Waischenfeld)
Walking out after a good session at Heckel is not danger free. With no pavement you walk directly onto the street and on Saturdays where it closes early the street is rather busy.
Walking out after a good session at Heckel is not danger free. With no pavement you walk directly onto the street and on Saturdays where it closes early the street is rather busy.
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Goldochsen Brauerei (Spielbach)
The Goldochsen Brauerei Gasthaus is as rural as it gets and I think it properly looked old some 50 years ago. Once your session comes to an end you need an audience with the old landlady at her desk to pay for your bill (seen in the background). We had a long enjoyable chat which ended with a “hope to see you again”.
The Goldochsen Brauerei Gasthaus is as rural as it gets and I think it properly looked old some 50 years ago. Once your session comes to an end you need an audience with the old landlady at her desk to pay for your bill (seen in the background). We had a long enjoyable chat which ended with a “hope to see you again”.
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Spezial Hell at Goldochsen Brauerei (Spielbach)
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Brauerei Lieberth (Hallerndorf)
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Landbier and Vollbier from Witzgall (Schlammersdorf)
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Brauerei Stöckel
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Beechwood and oak at Schlenkerla
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Open fermenter at Lindenbräu (Gräfenberg)
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The new Schultz steel at Elch Bräu
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Brauerei Friedel (Schnaid)
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Gambrinus Keller (Unterhaid)
Nestled in the heart of Germany, Franconia is renowned for its rich brewing heritage, picturesque landscapes, and, most importantly, its exceptional beer. My gallery is a tribute to this unique region, offering you a visual journey through its charming breweries, traditional beer gardens, and the vibrant beer culture that thrives there.
This collection is more than just a showcase of beer; it's an invitation to explore Franconia's beer scene through my eyes. Whether you're familiar with Franconian beer or curious to learn more, I hope these images inspire you to delve deeper into the tastes and traditions of this remarkable region.
