Selection of different refreshment options

Breweries

Bock beer season:

End of September - November

The first barrel of beer is ceremoniously tapped during a festival.

Bock beers differ from other beers in their higher alcohol content (at least 6.5 percent) and are both sweeter and less bitter.

Brandholz Brewery in Melkendorf Hönig Brewery in Tiefenellern Hölzlein Brewery in Lohndorf Knoblach Brewery in Schammelsdorf Sauer Brewery in Roßdorf Grasser Brewery in Huppendorf

Breweries

Bock beer season: end of September - November

The first barrel of beer is ceremoniously tapped during a festival.

Bock beers differ from other beers in their higher alcohol content (at least 6.5 percent) and are both sweeter and less bitter.

Brandholz Brewery in Melkendorf Hönig Brewery in Tiefenellern Hölzlein Brewery in Lohndorf Knoblach Brewery in Schammelsdorf Sauer Brewery in Roßdorf Grasser Brewery in Huppendorf

Franconian restaurants

Franconian cuisine includes hearty and original dishes, including bratwurst (grilled sausages, blue sausages), shoulder of pork and sauerbraten. For fish lovers, there is delicious trout and crispy carp

Gasthaus Haderlein in Litzendorf

Country Inn Büttel in Geisfeld

Gasthof Krapp in Litzendorf

Franconian restaurants

Franconian cuisine includes hearty and original dishes, including bratwurst (grilled sausages, blue sausages), shoulder of pork and sauerbraten. For fish lovers, there is delicious trout and crispy carp

Gasthaus Haderlein in Litzendorf

Country Inn Büttel in Geisfeld

Gasthof Krapp in Litzendorf

Bierkeller

Elsewhere people talk about beer gardens, but in Franconia people literally go "to the cellar" because the beer is stored in large cellars because of the cooler temperatures. The open spaces above were ideal for serving the beer.

Griess Keller in Geisfeld Hönig Brewery in Tiefenellern Hölzlein Brewery in Lohndorf Knoblach Brewery in Schammelsdorf Sauer Brewery in Roßdorf Grasser Brewery in Huppendorf

Bierkeller

Elsewhere people talk about beer gardens, but in Franconia people literally go "to the cellar" because the beer is stored in large cellars because of the cooler temperatures. The open spaces above were ideal for serving the beer.

Griess Keller in Geisfeld Hönig Brewery in Tiefenellern Hölzlein Brewery in Lohndorf Knoblach Brewery in Schammelsdorf Sauer Brewery in Roßdorf Grasser Brewery in Huppendorf
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