Broyhan Beer
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The history of Broyhan Beer starts in Hanover; a city renowned throughout northern Germany for its unique beer flavor. Broyhan Beer was a top-fermented pale wheat beer, similar to Leipziger Gose or Berliner Weisse. This style was invented by Cord Broyhan in 1526, while working at The Gilde Brewery. Like most of the north German styles of the time, it was overshadowed by a combination of the Reinheitsgebot and the introduction of lager. Gilde continued to brew Broyhan Beer, though at first it was just another pale lager, beer-drinkers soon discovered the smooth, distinct taste.
The Gilde Brewery, at that time, was one of the most reputable brewers in all of Germany. It was distinguished for its Broyhan Premium Lager Beer, a masterpiece of the brewers art. We are certain additional information about Broyhan Beer and its roots will emerge as this beer quickly becomes one of the most popular beers in the world.
Recently, Broyhan Beer has become extremely popular in the northeastern part of the United States. With sales topping the 5 million dollar mark, look for Broyhan to make a gradual impact all over the United States.
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