Since we were in Rothaus, Germany, It would be a waste if we didn't go to the Rothaus Brewery for a tour and a taste.
Rothause has been around for 200 years, and is much loved now as it was years ago. Once a small monastery brewery , the brewery is now owned by Rothaus Baden State Brewery.
Because of strict brewing laws in Germany, Rothaus beer is only made of water, malt, hops and yeast.
I've never been to a beer brewery before, so it was cool to see how it was made, and to see how different Rothaus was to there breweries.
After the tour we were able to get a bottle of beer to taste along with a freshly backed pretzel to eat with it.
Rothause has been around for 200 years, and is much loved now as it was years ago. Once a small monastery brewery , the brewery is now owned by Rothaus Baden State Brewery.
Because of strict brewing laws in Germany, Rothaus beer is only made of water, malt, hops and yeast.
I've never been to a beer brewery before, so it was cool to see how it was made, and to see how different Rothaus was to there breweries.
After the tour we were able to get a bottle of beer to taste along with a freshly backed pretzel to eat with it.
There were 3 different types of beer we could choose from: Tannenzäpfle, Pils, Eiszäpfle, and the one I had Radler Zäpfle, which has a lemon taste to it.
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