Ayinger Privatbrauerei

Beer has been brewed in the Ayinger private brewery for more than 140 years. In the seventh generation and strictly in accordance with the Purity Law, down-to-earth, first-class beer is brewed here. Idyllically located between Munich and the Alps, Aying is a first-class Bavarian showcase town. Brewing tradition and culture are closely interwoven and find their epicenter in the Ayinger Braustüberl. A place that beautifully combines tradition and modernity and is very popular. The Ayinger private brewery is embedded in this picturesque environment.

Pure Culture

It is clear that beer belongs to Bavaria like sweet mustard to white sausage. You only realize how clear it is once you've been to Aying and talked to the brewery boss Franz Inselkammer. He runs the family business together with his loved ones and at the same time acts as a kind of cultural ambassador for the region. With a lot of love for life and passion, Inselkammer is a beer ambassador and ambassador of enjoyment in Bavaria. With a restaurant, brewery pub, brewery inn and brewery, he leads a unique ensemble of Bavarian hospitality and maintains the region's traditions with numerous events. The Ayinger private brewery is a hub of modern Bavarian life and boss Inselkammer points with a lot of passion to the roots of tradition, costume and drinking in Bavaria.

Then a cool Bräuweisse!

Excellent

For its excellent beer, the Ayinger private brewery attaches particular importance to the high quality of its ingredients. A highlight is definitely the water with which the beer is brewed: it comes from the well of the St. Andreas Quelle in Aying and, thanks to its nutrient composition, is recognized as natural mineral water. But the other raw materials also come from the Aying area. Only the best goes into the kettle at the Ayinger private brewery. The result is a wide range of 14 beer specialties that are recognized worldwide. In fact, the Ayinger private brewery has already received numerous awards. Their dark Bock Celebrator is particularly eye-catching: In addition to countless awards, the strong beer has even been named one of the best 50 beers worldwide.

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