Hohenfeld private brewery in Langenberg wins silver at the beer award!

Hohenfeld private brewery in Langenberg wins silver at the beer award!

The Hohenfelde private brewery from Langenberg has achieved an impressive success at the renowned “Braubeviale” brewery in Nuremberg. Her "Hohenfelder Type 5" was awarded a silver medal at the "European Beer Star", one of the most important beer competitions in the world. This competition, which has recognized the love and craft of brewing for over 20 years, attracted more than 2,500 beers from all over the world this year. The sales manager Markus Korfmacher emphasizes that this award is based exclusively on taste and sensors, which makes the award particularly valuable, such as nw.de reported

elegant traditions of brewing beer

The "Type 5" has a fascinating story. Originally introduced in 1967, it disappeared in the 1990s before returning with a changed recipe in 2007. It is a beer specialty that is darker and stronger than an ordinary Pils - a real enjoyment for beer lovers. The brewery has successfully prevailed against many competitors and the award was accepted by junior boss Sophia Schütze. "An award winning at the" European Beer Star "shows that you play at the top of the beer quality worldwide," explains Stefan Stang from the Association of Private Breweries.

This event falls into a rich tradition of brewing beer in Germany, which also includes the less well-known Zoigl beer. This special beer tradition in the Upper Palatinate has its origin in the Middle Ages and is known for the use of the six-jagged star as a sign of freshly brewed beer. Zoigl beer is only produced by a few brewers in Germany and is famous for its homemade dishes and familiar atmosphere. The Zoigl-Brewhaus culture is one of the best-kept secrets of German gastronomy and offers authentic experience for visitors. While the number of Zoigl breweries continuously decreases, the fascination for this tradition remains unbroken, such as annmarieackermann.com documented.