What's the difference between a beer garden and a Bierkeller? Sometimes you just have to live it to feel it. Take the Bierkeller Extravaganza tour and find out!
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I pity the fool that ain’t been to Dinkelsbühl
Dinkelsbühl is a walled medieval wonder located on the Romantic Road in the Franconian part of Bavaria. It's also a great place to sample local beers with three breweries producing a large range of beers.
How to hike five miles and visit five breweries in one day outside Bamberg
The Bamberg Countryside Breweries Experience is an easy 9km/5mile hike in Franconia Switzerland which takes in five small regional breweries. Join Beer Hiking Bavaria author Rich Carbonara to find the best beers and foods along the way.
The Squirrel meets the Unicorn: A sad Forchheim fable of another brewery closing
Brauerei Eichhorn in Forchheim closes due to tough COIVD-restricted years.
How COVID is ravaging the brewing heartland as the alpacas look on
Tough choices in the time of Corona cause some breweries in Franconia to consider closing.
Sometimes enjoying nature means having to become part of the food chain
Sonnen-Bräu is a great reason to make your way to Mürsbach but it´s not the only one. The pretty valley features pretty trails and lots of beery options.
Beer Hiking outside of Bamberg: You can’t tell the dorfs without a scorecard
The Bamberg Countryside Breweries Experience is an easy 9km hike in Franconia Switzerland which takes in five small regional breweries. Join Beer Hiking Bavaria author Rich Carbonara to find the best beers and foods along the way.
The Walberla Undressed
The Walberla is a special hill in Franconian Switzerland. Just west of Forchheim, it offers great hiking opportunities and some fine small regional breweries surrounding it.
Hübner Staadtfelder Frühlingsbier (Steinfeld)
Hübner Stadfelder Frühlingsbier is a spring treat with a nice mix of grains and hops. There's a peppery element to the nose which carries over to the palate and just a hint of well-integrated butterscotch. It's fairly dry for a Festbier of 5.5% and the finish is moreishly bitter.
Tasting Zoigl
Join us for a journey on foot, walking through the very heart of the Zoigl brewing region.