We are a traditional brewery inn where we serve our home-brewed beer (10 varieties). This can also be taken away via the street sales.
We spoil our guests with "Innviertler Schmankerl" culinary specialities, whereby we also offer seasonal dishes. On advance order we are happy to serve "Brat'l in der Rein", ribs, game specialities from the surrounding hunting grounds. We also try to fulfil all other wishes.
During the summer months, our arcade courtyard is particularly popular. Guided tours of the brewery are possible at any time by prior arrangement.
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