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Ownership unknownMicrobreweryNo longer operating · 1893

Brauerei Uster — historical / P. Bartenstein AG

Uster, Switzerland

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From the record

What we have established

Type: Contemporary and archival sources now provide a tighter Uster chronology. An 1893 Zürich industrial directory lists Gebrüder Bartenstein, Brauerei Uster, founded 1859, with Peter, Martin and Hans as proprietors. A Zürich government decision dated 28 February 1908 records that the collective partnership Gebrüder Bartenstein was dissolved after Hans Bartenstein-Hämig withdrew and Peter Bartenstein took over the entire business; the firm was deleted from the commercial register on 11 October 1906. Later records preserve Brauerei Uster, P. Bartenstein AG and the 1977 Hürlimann sale/1978 production shutdown. Status: CLOSED — Historical production ended 1978. STAHEL → GEBRÜDER BARTENSTEIN (Peter/martin/hans 1893) → Peter bartenstein sole takeover 1906 → P. BARTENSTEIN AG → HÜRLIMANN The 1906 partnership dissolution is now primary-source Do not treat deletion of Gebrüder Bartenstein as brewery closure; Peter continued the business.

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The Beer Library

Beers

Uster Bräu

Retired

Historical lager / exact style UNKNOWN

(HISTORICAL — DOCUMENTED 1894/1897 AND IN 1970s BOTTLING)

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Bier nach Wiener Art

Retired

Vienna-type beer

(HISTORICAL — DOCUMENTED 1893)

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Bier nach Münchner Art

Retired

Munich-type beer

(HISTORICAL — DOCUMENTED 1893)

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