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Ostfriesen Bräu — Historische Landbrauerei mit Brauhaus

Großefehn-Bagband, Germany · Est. 1999

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Tally's Take

Why this matters

Status: ACTIVE. Ownership as recorded: Current imprint identifies René Krischer as proprietor. The 1902 dairy site and historic brewing equipment are preserved as site/object history, not brewery founding dates.. Current physical brewery at Voerstad 8. First-party history says the brewery opened on 23 Apr 1999, initially using a historic brewing system; a new brewery building followed in 2001 and current production remains active. [Germany Pass 75]

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The Beer Library

Beers

Landbier dunkel

Year-Round

Dark Kellerbier

Current flagship Landbier dunkel; historical and current first-party sources. (CURRENT) [Germany Pass 75]

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Landbier hell

Year-Round

Pale Landbier

Current first-party Landbier hell. (CURRENT) [Germany Pass 75]

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Bagbander Bockbier

Year-Round

Bock

First-party history says Bockbier has been part of the brewery range since the early years and remains a recurring specialty. (CURRENT / SEASONAL) [Germany Pass 75]

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Helles Weizenbier

Year-Round

Wheat Beer

First-party history records Weizenbier added in 2016; current brewery continues multiple specialty beers. (CURRENT) [Germany Pass 75]

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