Brauerei Langnau / Gugolz
Langnau am Albis, Switzerland
From the record
What we have established
Type: Local Langnau history says Johann Jakob Gugolz established the beer brewery in 1869/70 with a dedicated brewery building, vaulted cellar, brew kettle and coolship. By 1900, after a judicial composition involving Jakob Gugolz-Brunner, the brewery passed to widow Anna Gugolz-Weber, who operated the associated inn and leased the brewing operation to Bavarian brewers Frei and Hösl. The brewery went bankrupt in 1905 under Anna Gugolz. Status: CLOSED — BANKRUPTCY 1905. Gugolz family → Anna gugolz-weber / leased brewing 1900. The exact personal-name sequence between Johann/Jakob Gugolz generations is preserved cautiously; do not conflate owner, innkeeper and lessee roles.
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