Löwenbrauerei Hall is a family-owned regional brewery in Schwäbisch Hall, in the Hohenlohe region of north-eastern Baden-Württemberg, selling its beers under the Haller Löwenbräu name. Brewing in the family goes back to 1724 and Johann David Deutelin; in 1851 the new inn Zum Löwen gave the brewery its name, and from 1876 Friedrich Erhard developed it into a modern operation. Production moved from the old town to the Ritterwiese site in the late 1980s. The brewery works to slowBREWING standards and belongs to the Freie Brauer.
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Drawn from all 14 beers in the catalogue.
Four notes carry across the range. That's a tight house style — most breweries in the catalogue share just one.
A handful of styles across their range — a shared thread has to hold across each of them.
Haller Löwenbräu's beers land close to what is typical for the styles they brew. The character is in the styles they choose and how consistently they hit them — not in standing apart from the field.
Their beers place in the Top 10% of the catalogue on average, across 12 ranked beers. Consistent rather than spiky — no single standout carrying the rest.
Based on style overlap and flavor profile
Löwenbrauerei Hall is a family-owned regional brewery in Schwäbisch Hall, in the Hohenlohe region of north-eastern Baden-Württemberg, selling its beers under the Haller Löwenbräu name. Brewing in the family goes back to 1724 and Johann David Deutelin; in 1851 the new inn Zum Löwen gave the brewery its name, and from 1876 Friedrich Erhard developed it into a modern operation. Production moved from the old town to the Ritterwiese site in the late 1980s. The brewery works to slowBREWING standards and belongs to the Freie Brauer.
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