Brauerei Sion
Sion takes its name from the family that took over the Dombrauerei at Unter Taschenmacher 5 in Cologne's old town in 1912; the house itself is documented as a brewhouse from 1318. After the building was destroyed in 1942, Hans Sion reopened it in 1951 as a tavern without its own brewing plant and later helped draw up the Kölsch Convention. The brand now belongs to the Radeberger Gruppe and produces a single Kölsch, while his grandson René Sion runs the Brauhaus Sion near the cathedral in the fourth generation.
Beers by Brauerei Sion
1 beer
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Sion Kölsch
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About Brauerei Sion
Sion takes its name from the family that took over the Dombrauerei at Unter Taschenmacher 5 in Cologne's old town in 1912; the house itself is documented as a brewhouse from 1318. After the building was destroyed in 1942, Hans Sion reopened it in 1951 as a tavern without its own brewing plant and later helped draw up the Kölsch Convention. The brand now belongs to the Radeberger Gruppe and produces a single Kölsch, while his grandson René Sion runs the Brauhaus Sion near the cathedral in the fourth generation.
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