Everything about Hofbr Uhaus totally explained
The
Staatliches Hofbräuhaus in München (literally
state court-brewery in Munich, also
Hofbräu München) is a
brewery in
Munich,
Bavaria,
Germany, owned by the state government. The
Hof (
court) comes from the brewery's history as a royal brewery in the Kingdom of
Bavaria.
The brewery owns the
Hofbräuhaus am Platzl, the
Hofbräukeller, both not operated by the brewery, and the second largest tent at the
Oktoberfest (
Hofbräu-Festzelt). Its own brew, of course, is the only
beer served.
The Hofbräuhaus in Munich inspired a world wide famous song, and the phrase "oans, zwoa, g'suffa" (bavarian dialect for: "one, two, chug").
Hofbräuhaus outside Germany
Hofbräuhaus has been operating in
Melbourne,
Australia since 1968. Hofbräuhaus franchises have been opened in the several places in the
U.S., including the first in
Newport, Kentucky, opening in 2003.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Las Vegas, Nevada,
Miami Beach, Florida, and
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania later followed. There is also a Hofbräuhaus bar and grill in
Wrigleyville in
Chicago, Illinois called The Uberstein.
The first Hofbräuhaus in Europe outside Germany was opened in
Genoa,
Italy, see
Hofbräuhaus Genova. There is also a Hofbräuhaus in
Stockholm,
Sweden. The
JW Marriott hotel in
Dubai has licensed the brand and has opened a restaurant in their hotel. The
Hofbräuhaus Seoul was the first Hofbräuhaus in Asia. There has been a franchise at the
Don Mueang International Airport in
Bangkok in the
1990s for some years as well.
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