Hofbräu

As Hofbrauhaus (also: Hofbrauhaus Hofbrauhaus or short ) designated breweries or brewpubs conduct their prefix farm on the fact that they had at times of royal regent the privilege to supply a court with beer.

It can be found today but also " Hofbrauhaus " referred in whose breweries are now outsourced and in their historic buildings still only a restaurant with beer is made.

• 3.1 On the farm
• 3.2 Imitate

Well-known companies

The following are known as Hofbrau or Hofbräuhäuser designated breweries and brewpubs are listed according to their current function:

Breweries

• Hofbrauhaus Heinrich Brüne
• Hofbrauhaus
• Hofbräuhaus Traunstein
• Stuttgarter Hofbrau
• Würzburg Hofbräuhaus

Breweries

Subsequent Hofbrauhäuser connect as breweries making beer at the same time with a gastronomic operating within the brewery premises:

• Hofbrauhaus Berchtesgaden with Braeustueberl

Restaurants in former brewery buildings

• Hofbräuhaus in Munich, formerly the brewery of the State Hofbräuhaus (also: Hofbrauhaus Munchen Hofbräuhaus or Munich ), now beer, restaurant and worldwide epitome of the Hofbräuhaus
• Hofbräukeller in Munich, 1896-1988 second location of the brewery of the State Hofbräuhaus, only used in parts as eponymous restaurant business.

Resolved farms

The buildings of the brewery Hofbrauhaus Hofbrauhaus Coburg and Landshut were obtained from conservation reasons, but are no longer used by companies as a brewery or brewery with the prefix yard.

The production of beer of Bamberg Hofbrau was discontinued in 1977, replaced the building a short time later by a different construction used.

Accruals

Regardless of the see above derivation of the prefix courtyard subsequent operations do not derive from the reference to a royal court.

On the farm

• Cölner Hofbräuhaus P. Josef Früh, see Early (brewery ) (after the Am Hof ​​square named)

Imitate

• Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas, a replica of the Munich Hofbräuhaus