Peters Brauhaus
Location: Monheim am Rhein, Germany
Website: Peters Brauhaus
Peters Brauhaus was founded in 1847 when Peter Josef Peters
(note the Peters in “Peters Brauhaus” is the surname rather than the possessive
of Peter) received permission to brew beer in Monheim am Rhein. By 1965 the
brewery was called “Monheimer Brauerei Peters & Bambeck “. In 1994 the Peters &
Bambeck brewery bought the former “Zum Kranz” brewery in Cologne and rebuilt the
building back into a traditional Cologne Kölsch brewery, where it is still
trading today. In addition to Peters Kölsch, the Monheim brewery was brewing a
total of six other beers in the year 2000. Alas in 2004 the company was taken
over by the vast brewing and drinks company Brau & Brunnen and a short time
later the historical brewery in Monheim was closed. Since 2004 Peters Kölsch has
been brewed by the Gilden Kölsch Brewery in Köln-Mülheim.
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Inscription: Peters Kölsch Familientradition Seit 1847 |
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Height: 15 cms |
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Diameter: 5 cms |
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Volume: 0.2 l |
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Inscription: 1544 1994 2004 Loss Mer Viere! |
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Height: 15 cms |
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Diameter: 5 cms |
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Volume: 0.2 l |
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