Haller Löwenbräu is a German regional brewery in Schwäbisch Hall with a history dating back to 1724, and it should not be confused with the much larger, Munich-based Löwenbräu brewery. It is known for its traditional, slow-brewed beers and is a certified member of the Slow Brewing association. The brewery produces a variety of beers, including Edel Pils, Hefeweizen, and a seasonal Bockbier.
About the brewery
History: The origins trace back to 1724, making it a brewery with over 300 years of history.
Brewing philosophy: It is a certified member of the Slow Brewing association, which emphasizes traditional and gentle brewing processes and longer maturation times.
Location: The brewery is located in Schwäbisch Hall, Germany.
is a historic German mineral water company and springs located in Schwäbisch Hall, Germany. The company bottles natural mineral water and various other beverages, such as spritzers and lemonades, sourced from its local springs.
Overview
The history of the Wildbadquelle dates back to the 13th century. The source is a "natural mineral water," meaning it is bottled at the source from protected underground reservoirs and is an officially recognized food product in Germany with strict quality controls. The water is known for its balanced mineralization, including high levels of calcium and magnesium.
The company is owned by the Löwenbrauerei Hall Fr. Erhard GmbH & Co. KG, another local Schwäbisch Hall company, which acquired the Wildbadquelle in 1968. Their products are primarily available in returnable glass bottles.