Weyermann was founded in Bamberg in 1879 by Johann Baptist Weyermann, initially producing malt-based coffee substitutes before pivoting to specialty malts. The company grew into the world's largest organic malt producer, supplying over 90 malt varieties to breweries in more than 115 countries. Carapils, first developed by Weyermann in 1908, holds the distinction of being the first protected brand name in the malting industry. In 2003, a small pilot brewery — the Braumanufaktur — was built on the Bamberg premises for experimental and training purposes, enabling the company to showcase its specialty malts in finished beers.
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Their beers place in the Top 21% of the catalogue on average, across 2 ranked beers.
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Weyermann was founded in Bamberg in 1879 by Johann Baptist Weyermann, initially producing malt-based coffee substitutes before pivoting to specialty malts. The company grew into the world's largest organic malt producer, supplying over 90 malt varieties to breweries in more than 115 countries. Carapils, first developed by Weyermann in 1908, holds the distinction of being the first protected brand name in the malting industry. In 2003, a small pilot brewery — the Braumanufaktur — was built on the Bamberg premises for experimental and training purposes, enabling the company to showcase its specialty malts in finished beers.
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