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Uerige Obergärige Hausbrauerei

Düsseldorf, Germany · Est. 1862

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From the record

What we have established

Status: ACTIVE / HOUSE BREWERY. Ownership as recorded: Ownership not migrated in Pass 26 unless specifically researched.. Current Altstadt house brewery. First-party history dates the brewery to January 4, 1862, when brewer Wilhelm Cürten bought the Bergischer Hof and installed brewing equipment in the cellar/rear buildings. [Germany Pass 79]

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The People

Behind the beer

Wilhelm Cürten
Founder

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The Beer Library

Beers

Uerige Alt

Year-Round

Altbier

ABV4.7%

Current first-party Altbier; barley malt, caramel malt, roasted malt, whole-cone hops, water and house yeast. (CURRENT / FLAGSHIP) [Germany Pass 79]

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Uerige Alkoholfrei

Non-Alcoholic Altbier-style Beer

Current first-party alcohol-free Uerige beer; exact ABV not exposed in captured page. (CURRENT / NA) [Germany Pass 79]

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Uerige Sticke

Seasonal

Strong Altbier / Sticke

ABV6.0%

Stronger/hoppier Uerige Alt variant traditionally released twice yearly; 6.0% ABV supported by long-standing specialist reference. (SEASONAL / TWICE YEARLY) [Germany Pass 79]

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Uerige DoppelSticke

Limited

Double / Strong Altbier

ABV8.5%

First-party Uerige source documents limited DoppelSticke brewed at the Düsseldorf headquarters at 8.5% ABV, almost twice the strength of regular Uerige. (LIMITED / CURRENT) [Germany Pass 79]

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