Augustiner Bräustuben
Beer hall in a former brewery-horse stable, with cast-iron columns and vaulted brick, pouring lager straight from wooden casks.
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This guide to Augustiner Bräustuben in Munich starts with the room itself, a vaulted brick hall that was built to stable the brewery's dray horses long before it served beer. It then turns to the Wagner family, who raised the brewery on Landsberger Strasse in the eighteen eighties, and to a death in nineteen eighty-one that left Munich's oldest surviving brewery with an open question about its future. Best heard with a seat near the bar, where you can see the copper kettle.
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