Brauhaus Faust

Luckily, the Faust family doesn't take their motto "Faust. That stays between us" all that seriously. Otherwise, only the people of Miltenberg would benefit from the fine beer from Brauhaus Faust.

Attached to home

The region is close to the heart of the Faust family. This is not only reflected in their great commitment to local clubs, Franconian culture and social institutions in the region. The ingredients for the first-class beer also come from Franconian farmers and suppliers. The traditional brewery in Miltenberg has existed for more than 360 years, and for more than 100 of those years it has been owned by the Faust family. With a lot of love for their homeland, the Faust brewery is dedicated to protecting the environment. In 2014, the family received the Climate Protection Award from the German Nature Conservation Association for their important work. This is not the first award for the Fausts and, given their level of dedication, it will certainly not be the last. Their efforts for the culture and environment of their homeland are based on the great goal of producing excellent quality beer. This is where the motto "Faust. That stays between us" comes into play: strong forces from the region for the region, a functioning economic cycle and responsibility for one another. The Faust family stands for all of this. And for good beer, of course.

Tradition and modernity

Despite all their ties to their homeland, the Fausts never lose sight of one thing: the taste of their customers and fans. In times of the craft beer revolution, this taste is constantly changing. The demand for creative beer is growing steadily. No problem for the Faust family. In addition to their range of traditional beers, such as their rich Eisbock , the Hochzeitsbier or the particularly varied Jahrgangsbock , the Brauhaus Faust offers an interesting range of innovative craft beers, such as their popular Emigrant Beer 1849. In order to convince guests from near and far of the quality and flawless production of their good beers, there are guided tours and brewing seminars.