The Pyraser Landbrauerei was founded in 1870 in the village of Pyras, today part of the municipality of Thalmässing in Franconia, Bavaria. Its founding has an unusual origin: when forest land belonging to the Bernreuther family was devastated by the nun moth caterpillar in 1865, their beer supplier refused to purchase the salvaged timber, prompting Adam Bernreuther to establish his own brewery out of frustration. Water for the brewery's beers and soft drinks comes from the Pyraser Waldquelle, the company's own mineral spring, and the business is now led by the fifth generation of the Bernreuther family.
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The Pyraser Landbrauerei was founded in 1870 in the village of Pyras, today part of the municipality of Thalmässing in Franconia, Bavaria. Its founding has an unusual origin: when forest land belonging to the Bernreuther family was devastated by the nun moth caterpillar in 1865, their beer supplier refused to purchase the salvaged timber, prompting Adam Bernreuther to establish his own brewery out of frustration. Water for the brewery's beers and soft drinks comes from the Pyraser Waldquelle, the company's own mineral spring, and the business is now led by the fifth generation of the Bernreuther family.
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