Wulle Brauerei was founded in Stuttgart in 1861 by Ernst Immanuel Wulle and for over a century was one of the leading beer brands in the Swabian capital. In 1971, the brewery was acquired by rival Dinkelacker, which gradually discontinued the Wulle beer, and by 1973 the original brewery building on Neckarstraße had been demolished. After 37 years of dormancy, the Wulle brand was revived in 2008 by Dinkelacker, which recreated the historic recipes in consultation with a former Wulle master brewer and relaunched the brand with its original slogan 'Wir wollen Wulle.' The brand is now a sub-brand of Dinkelacker-Schwaben Bräu and is brewed in Stuttgart.
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Wulle Brauerei was founded in Stuttgart in 1861 by Ernst Immanuel Wulle and for over a century was one of the leading beer brands in the Swabian capital. In 1971, the brewery was acquired by rival Dinkelacker, which gradually discontinued the Wulle beer, and by 1973 the original brewery building on Neckarstraße had been demolished. After 37 years of dormancy, the Wulle brand was revived in 2008 by Dinkelacker, which recreated the historic recipes in consultation with a former Wulle master brewer and relaunched the brand with its original slogan 'Wir wollen Wulle.' The brand is now a sub-brand of Dinkelacker-Schwaben Bräu and is brewed in Stuttgart.
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