Gaststätte Wenzelstüberl in München

This is a brewery directly operated by Paulaner, a representative German beer brewery established in Munich. Paulaner is one of the few German beers that I personally enjoy and know, so I wanted to visit it more than the three major breweries. Unlike other famous breweries, it is a little bit away from Marienplatz, the center of Munich, but it is not too far to visit. I visited around 3 or 4 pm and only had one beer without food. It is quite large in size with a large beer hall along with the brewery, and if you make a reservation on the website, you can tour the brewery in detail. However, it seems that the tour is not conducted very often. As I said earlier, I only had one glass (1 liter) and the beer I ordered was an unfiltered lager called Zwickel. It is a house beer that you can only find at this brewery, and it was the most delicious carbonated honey water in the world. It was so carbonated that I wondered if it was really a lager, but it had a sweetness reminiscent of honey, a savory taste of malt, and a soft body. As with all German beers, the flavor that was delivered was very strong. If I had eaten it with German food like sausage or Schweinshaxe, the taste would have been overshadowed and the pairing would have been bad. I was thinking about having one more drink, but I got up heavy because I had to go eat currywurst. PS. Paulaner is love!

6:45 p.m.: Outside in the waiting area, about half the tables are occupied. I sit down at a free table, but two waiters immediately send me away, telling me that everything is reserved. I go to another restaurant and come back about an hour and a half later. There are still free seats/tables. So, it wouldn't have been a problem to serve me a meal and drinks. But you apparently don't feel the need for a single guest. Pretty arrogant.

A very cute place where they brew their own beer. They have ultra delicious beers. We said we found you on Google. Let's not choose from the menu, you bring them, we drank three different rounds of delicious beers. My favorite is the dark one. It's in a neighborhood alley. I wish they had fries, we made do with peanuts.