The Bavarian State Brewery Weihenstephan is focused on Tradition while being a state-of-the-art enterprise at the same time. It is located in Freising Bavaria on the top of the Weihenstephaner hill.

As the oldest brewery in the world we are proud of our various beers. Our wheat beer, dark and light wheat beer, crystal wheat beer, vitus and korbinian or our original helles.

Almost a thousand years ago the Bavarian State Brewery Weihenstephan was the monastery brewery of the Benedictine monks. Then, the Royal Bavarian State Brewery, it is now operating as a state directed enterprise under the control of the Bavarian Government.

The world has changed through the ages and today is a product of this change. It’s nice to know that in the eventful history of Weihenstephan, with all its developments, achievements and setbacks, one thing has remained constant: our beer.

Alcohol-free beers are more than just a trend – and a Weihenstephaner is always a good choice. Back in the 90s we co-developed a special method to dealcoholize beers. You guessed it: together with the TU Munich!

Please get in contact with: [email protected] and tell us the date of your planned visit and the number of visitors. No guided tours outside the defined hours possible.

The Bavarian State Brewery Weihenstephan is focused on Tradition while being a state-of-the-art enterprise at the same time. It is located in Freising Bavaria on the top of the Weihenstephaner hill.

A veritable classic – and the star of our beer ensemble: Weihenstephaner wheat beer. Our wheat beer is the most widely recognized product of the Bavarian State Brewery Weihenstephan. Flavor & Color

The Bavarian State Brewery Weihenstephan is focused on Tradition while being a state-of-the-art enterprise at the same time. It is located in Freising Bavaria on the top of the Weihenstephaner hill.

The Weihenstephaner Helles is perfect with a classical, Bavarian cold meal, but also the ideal accompaniment to a hearty roast or Schnitzel. Brewed with centuries-old brewing experience on the Weihenstephan Hill.