Located in the world's oldest preserved railway terminus (built 1842-1844) in Leipzig, this brewpub-restaurant is renowned for reviving the historic Leipziger Gose, a traditional sour wheat beer brewed with lactic acid, coriander, and salt. Founded by Thomas Schneider in 2000, the brewery is dedicated to preserving this regional specialty that predates Germany's beer purity law, with master brewer Matthias Richter leading production since 2003.
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Located in the world's oldest preserved railway terminus (built 1842-1844) in Leipzig, this brewpub-restaurant is renowned for reviving the historic Leipziger Gose, a traditional sour wheat beer brewed with lactic acid, coriander, and salt. Founded by Thomas Schneider in 2000, the brewery is dedicated to preserving this regional specialty that predates Germany's beer purity law, with master brewer Matthias Richter leading production since 2003.
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