Erdinger Boss Werner Brombach Died at the Age of 86
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He was considered a pioneer, who formed one of the largest white beer breweries in the world from a small family business in Upper Bavaria. Werner Brombach is now stumped at the age of 86.
The long-time owner of the private brewery Erdinger Weißbräu, Werner Brombach, is dead. He died on Saturday after a short illness in the circle of his family. The German brewing industry loses a distinctive entrepreneurial personality with him.Werner Brombach, who was known as "Bräu von Erding" far beyond Bavaria, passed away at the age of 86. The graduate brewmaster and graduate merchant led the second generation of the brewery founded in 1886 …
In the mid-1960s, Werner Brombach followed his father into the brewery business. With the Erdinger Weißbräu brand, the entrepreneur makes the Weißbier culture known beyond Germany's borders. Now Brombach passed away at the age of 86.
He stirred up the beer industry for more than six decades and made a niche product world-famous: Werner Brombach created the world's largest private white beer brewery in Erding.
Werner Brombach died at the age of 86. Read how Erdinger head Weißbier made the world famous, promoted the sport and regulated his heritage.
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nachrichten.atWerner Brombach became 86 years old. He made the white beer known outside Bavaria.
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