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Munich : Top 10 Munich Beers

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1. Augustiner

Brewed since 1328 in the monastery near the cathedral, Augustiner is widely regarded as the champagne of beers.
2. Franziskaner Weißbier

Franciscan friars have brewed this beer since 1363 in the former monastery on Residenzstraße. Now part of the Spaten-Löwenbräu Group.
3. Paulaner

Pauline monks in the Au began to brew beer as far back as 1634. Salvator beer is still made using monk Barnabas Still’s 18th-century recipe.
4. Löwenbräu

Traditional brew with a history going back to the 14th century. Since the 19th century, the brewery has been the largest in Munich.
5. Hofbräu

Duke Wilhelm V founded his own court brewery in 1589. A new fermenting site was set up on Platzl in 1607 (today Hofbräuhaus).
6. Spaten

Dating from the 14th century, the brewery is named after the 16th-century Spatt family.
7. Unertl Weißbier

To some, Unertl from Haag in Upper Bavaria is the Weißbier par excellence .
8. Erdinger Weißbier

High on the scale among the nearly 1,000 different types of Bavarian wheat beers.
9. Ayinger

A small village brewery in Aying, home of a dozen world-famous beers.
10. Andechser

Beer has been brewed at this Benedictine abbey on the “sacred mountain” since the Middle Ages.