Herzoglich Bayerisches Brauhaus Tegernsee
Herzoglich Bayerisches Brauhaus Tegernsee is a brewery from Tegernsee in Bavaria, with roots in the village's monastery brewery and in the hands of the Wittelsbachers for generations. You know them for Helles, lagers and pilsners. At Hoptimaal you get them in 50 cl, from Radler to Spezial.
- LocationTegernsee, Bayern
- TypeRegional brewery
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- At Hoptimaal1 in stock · 3 in total
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From monastery brewery to ducal brewhouse
Herzoglich Bayerisches Brauhaus Tegernsee is in Tegernsee, in the German state of Bavaria. It began as a small Bräustibl, first of the Tegernsee monastery brewery and later of the ducal brewhouse. That Bräustüberl has since become one of the best-known wirtshaus inns in Bavaria, with a beer garden where you drink Tegernseer beer with a Brotzeit.
The old monastery brewery became the Königlich Braunen Brauhaus Tegernsee. King Max I. Joseph was the first Wittelsbacher brewer in Tegernsee and started a line of five generations of brewing Wittelsbachers. Queen dowager Friderike Caroline is also described as a skilled brewer. Since 1968 the brewery has been owned by Duke Max in Bavaria, and his daughter Anna now runs it.
Their beer: Hell, Spezial and other Bavarian classics
Tegernsee's beer sits in the traditional Bavarian corner: Helles, lagers and pilsners. A web shop that sells their beers lists, among others, Tegernseer Hell (4.8%), Max I Joseph (5.2%) and Spezial (5.6%), all in 50 cl.
Don't expect experiments with hops or barrels here. These are clean, easy-drinking Bavarian beers that fit the Bräustüberl tradition: beer with food, in company.
Herzoglich Bayerisches Brauhaus Tegernsee at Hoptimaal
With us you'll find Tegernsee in the Lager & Pilsner styles, packaged in 50 cl, with strengths from 2.4 to 5.6%. On Untappd, Tegernseer Radler-Naturtrüb, Tegernseer Hell and Tegernseer Spezial are rated highest. Which beers are in stock changes from time to time, so check the brewery page for the current range.
Drink these beers fresh and well chilled from a clean glass. A Hell or a Radler is a thirst quencher for warm days. The Spezial is a bit fuller and goes better with a hearty meal.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Herzoglich Bayerisches Brauhaus Tegernsee come from?
The brewery is in Tegernsee, in Bavaria, Germany. It grew out of the Tegernsee monastery brewery and has been owned by Duke Max in Bavaria since 1968.
What kind of beer does Herzoglich Bayerisches Brauhaus Tegernsee make?
Mainly Bavarian lagers: Helles, pilsners and a Spezial, plus a Radler. At Hoptimaal you'll find them in 50 cl, with strengths from 2.4 to 5.6%.
Who owns Herzoglich Bayerisches Brauhaus Tegernsee?
Since 1968 the brewery has belonged to Duke Max in Bavaria, so it stays in the hands of the Wittelsbachers. His daughter Anna now runs the brewery.
