Brauerei im Weissen Wind
Zürich-Altstadt, Switzerland
From the record
What we have established
Type: Official Zunfthaus history says Johann Rudolf Koller acquired the property in 1836 and established an inn with its own brewery in 1855. The brewery was acquired by Felsenkeller Lenzburg in 1867 and by Brauerei am Uetliberg in 1873, after which the site operated as a beer-local rather than an independent house brewery. Status: CLOSED AS Independent house brewery — ACQUIRED 1867; Uetliberg from 1873. KOLLER → Felsenkeller lenzburg → UETLIBERG Oberdorfstrasse 20 remains a historic restaurant/zunfthaus; present hospitality use must not be counted as current brewery production.
The People
Behind the beer
Bought the property in 1836 and established the inn with its own brewery in 1855.
Straight answers
Common questions about Brauerei im Weissen Wind
- Who owns Brauerei im Weissen Wind?
- Brauerei im Weissen Wind is recorded as owned by Brauerei zum Felsenkeller, Lenzburg, which does not yet have a full company profile in this archive.
- Is Brauerei im Weissen Wind still open?
- No. Brauerei im Weissen Wind has closed (1836). Type: Official Zunfthaus history says Johann Rudolf Koller acquired the property in 1836 and established an inn with its own brewery in 1855. The brewery was acquired by Felsenkeller Lenzburg in 1867 and by Brauerei am Uetliberg in 1873, after which the site operated as a beer-local rather than an independent house brewery. Status: CLOSED AS Independent house brewery — ACQUIRED 1867; Uetliberg from 1873. KOLLER → Felsenkeller lenzburg → UETLIBERG Oberdorfstrasse 20 remains a historic restaurant/zunfthaus; present hospitality use must not be counted as current brewery production.
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