Yearbook 2022 of the Society for the History of Brewing e.V. (GGB)

About the book

The yearbooks of the Society for the History of Brewing e.V. appear annually. The history of brewing and breweries is prepared in specialist articles, small treatises and essays report on interesting and interesting anecdotes about beer. This makes the GGB yearbook more than just an activity report, but also an important and informative contribution to the preparation of the history of a German industrial and craft sector.

subjects

• Holger Starke: Bavarian beer from Medingen in Saxony. Or: About the disappearance of a company from history
• Andreas Urbaneck: The history of Glogau brewing
• Karl-Heinz Pritzkow: The Julius Bötzow Brewery in Berlin, Prenzlauer Allee 242-244
• Petra Schörrig: "Life is beautiful, but laborious"-From the life of a hop dealer in the 19th century
• Martin Herda: On the history of the Friedland brewery/The Alt-Pilsenetz brewery
• Hans Neubert: On the brewing of the city of Schkeuditz
• Wolfgang Wüst: Beer, breweries and inns in the mirror of early modern Policey interests
• Bernd Schmidt: Considerations on brewing and the breweries in Vogtland, in particular on the history of the Rodewisch brewery in Vogtland
• Wolfgang D. Speckmann: Tölz-once Munich's beer ramme
• Edgar Forster: The Catholic Beer Saints
• Rüdiger Hermann: Vornbach pub and brewing culture-a contribution to local history
• Gunter Stresow: From the Görlitz brewing history of Bavaria and his beer at the beginning of the 19th Century

An overview of the literature received in the Schultze-Berndt Library as well as the 2020 annual report by GGB managing director Alexander Hofmann and the list of members round off the yearbook.

Published by the Society for the History of Brewing Berlin (GGB) e.V.