EquipmentEst. 1677
Kaspar Schulz
Bamberg, Germany
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The role
What they make
The oldest brewing equipment manufacturer in the world, founded in Bamberg in 1677 by Christian Schulz — a coppersmith who had just married the widow of his late master, and who forged kettles for the brewers of the Prince-Bishopric of Bamberg. Still owned and run by the family in its tenth generation, still building in Bamberg, and now supplying brewing, malting and distilling plant in more than seventy countries.
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Tally's take
Why it matters
Building brewhouses since 1677, which makes them older than most of the countries their equipment ships to.
3 breweries
Connected breweries
- brauerei drei kronen memmelsdorfEquipment supplied200410 hL brewhouse installed in the 2004 rebuild. Brewing has taken place on the site since 1457.
- brauerei forstEquipment supplied35 hL brewhouse, brewing on regional raw materials and Drügendorf spring water.
- brasserie de monacoEquipment suppliedBrewhouse built for Gildo Pallanca-Pastor's revival of the brand — the first beer brewed in Monaco in generations.