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mainzMagazin recommends: Eulchen Brauereiausschank

Note: An article from mainzMagazin Spring/Summer 2023

Exterior view of Eulchen
Exterior view of Eulchen in Mainz

Eulchen Brauereiausschank - enjoyment with a view

Refreshing cold drinks, excellent pizza, and a fantastic view of our golden city—the Eulchen Brewery Bar on Kupferberg offers all this and more.

What began as a thesis project in 2013 is now a well-established name in Mainz's brewing scene. The team led by Philip Vogel and Leonidas Lazaridis is constantly creating new varieties with great passion. In addition to the main varieties—Eulchen Helles, Pils, and Märzen—there are also seasonal specials and unusual creations.

A hearty meal at Eulchen's
Hearty dish in the "Eulchen" Mainz

Guests can sample this variety during a visit. Small snacks and pizza are served to accompany the beer. Eulchen brewer's yeast and fresh, regional ingredients ensure a truly enjoyable experience. Anyone who would like to take a look behind the scenes can do so by booking one of the brewery tours on offer in advance.

During the summer months, the brewery garden is an additional attraction:
the beer benches under the plane trees invite you to enjoy the after-work
atmosphere. When will you stop by?

Visitor information

Eulchen Brewery Bar
Kupferbergterrasse 17
55116 Mainz
Phone: +49 6131 5542002
infoeulchen-bierde

Opening hours

www.eulchenbier.de (opens in a new tab)

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