– Centuries-old recipes and breweries (some over 1,000 years old) are a hallmark of the city.
– The German Reinheitsgebot (beer purity law since 1516) ensures consistently high-quality beer production.
– weisses Bräuhaus: Known for its morning sausage and pretzel paired with wheat beers. Famous for “tap 7” Weissbier.
– Price: From €5.40/500mL or €3.60 per sausage.
– Higgins Ale Works: Produces creative craft beers such as Rhubarb Hibiscus Sour and Elderflower Saison.
– Price: From €3.90/300mL.
– Hofbräuhaus: Iconic Bavarian beer hall offering communal experiences under live oompah music with Helles, dunkel & seasonal options.
– Price: From €10.80/1-litre Maß tankard.
– Giesinger Bräu Stehausschank: Famous for quick-stop standing bars showcasing beers like Moonique sour beer or earthy Dunkel lagers.- Price: From €4.90/500mL.
– Viktualienmarkt Biergarten: Set in a farmer’s market; rotates classic local brewery offerings under shaded chestnut trees.
– Price: From €10.80/Maß.
1. Breweries prioritizing organic ingredients (e.g., Haderner).
2.Historic nods via locations like Bavarian State Brewery Weihenstephan (circa A.D.1040 ranks oldest globally).
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