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Deutsches Hopfenmuseum

Wolnzach, Germany Museum

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Mixed feelings, I really like the idea, but why is it not a bit more interactive, it would be so easy to make this fantastic. 10€ entrance fee is a bit of a bad joke. This is just unbelievable! For a home homebrewer, it is more than a pleasure visit this and been in the Hallertau region. The is awasome and the staff is incredibly friendly and kind. Hop is life! Nice static displays about hop agriculture and the importance to beer making and the German economy, but for some reason they leave out the most obvious things that you would expect at a place like this: You can't buy (harvested or plant form) there is no beer tasting (although you can buy bottles), there is no mention of the growing culinary interest in hops, and only a brief mention of the craft brewing industry. Overall, a big let down. If you a bier fan, this is perfect for you. The English audio guide was helpful; however about 10% of the exhibits had no English audio. The admission price was minimal. A detailed focusing on the history of in the local region and Germany. 6€ for adults and 1€ for audio guide. You can learn about the growth, harvest, pest prevention, packing and storage of and also how its is used medicinally and for beer. You can also view equipment and tools used in these processes. (All written info is in German, audio guide has some English). At the gift shop you can purchase a range of related products from soap to liquor. Plenty of seating is arranged around the exhibition for a comfortable experience. Ein kleines, feines Museum. Gibt guten Einblick in die Arbeitswelt der letzten 150 Jahre. Sehr schön und gebuchte Bierprobe mit Menü waren hervorragend, die Begleitung mit Fachwissen ausgezeichnet. Hätte nur noch die Hopfenkönigin oder -prinzessin vorbeischauen können :-) Being an english speaker it was slightly challenging with all the plaques in german, that being said its a german as well. Audioguides were easy to follow along with and I was able to learn a lot about the plants and the processes. Definitely would recommend to anyone who enjoys beer! Nice visit with good set up of the exhibition Panels in German but English available via leaflet Very interesting and the tasting at the end was nice. Tours offered in English, but no signage in English. I used Google Lens to translate things and did okay. Would recommend if you are in the area to learn about the history. Interesting collection about the German history of hop cultivation and harvesting. It was ok. Nothing in English, so if you don't speak a more local language, you have to get an audio guide. The receptionist wasn't overly friendly. Interesting museum, but very small. Would be better to have less pictures and more real exhibits. Also would be nice to have more interactive. Sehr interessanter Ort in Sachen Hopfenanbau und Veredelung. Nett interessant Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Catholic church

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Mixed feelings, I really like the idea, but why is it not a bit more interactive, it would be so easy to make this fantastic. 10€ entrance fee is a bit of a bad joke. This is just unbelievable! For a home homebrewer, it is more than a pleasure visit this and been in the Hallertau region. The is awasome and the staff is incredibly friendly and kind. Hop is life! Nice static displays about hop agriculture and the importance to beer making and the German economy, but for some reason they leave out the most obvious things that you would expect at a place like this: You can't buy (harvested or plant form) there is no beer tasting (although you can buy bottles), there is no mention of the growing culinary interest in hops, and only a brief mention of the craft brewing industry. Overall, a big let down. If you a bier fan, this is perfect for you. The English audio guide was helpful; however about 10% of the exhibits had no English audio. The admission price was minimal. A detailed focusing on the history of in the local region and Germany. 6€ for adults and 1€ for audio guide. You can learn about the growth, harvest, pest prevention, packing and storage of and also how its is used medicinally and for beer. You can also view equipment and tools used in these processes. (All written info is in German, audio guide has some English). At the gift shop you can purchase a range of related products from soap to liquor. Plenty of seating is arranged around the exhibition for a comfortable experience. Ein kleines, feines Museum. Gibt guten Einblick in die Arbeitswelt der letzten 150 Jahre. Sehr schön und gebuchte Bierprobe mit Menü waren hervorragend, die Begleitung mit Fachwissen ausgezeichnet. Hätte nur noch die Hopfenkönigin oder -prinzessin vorbeischauen können :-) Being an english speaker it was slightly challenging with all the plaques in german, that being said its a german as well. Audioguides were easy to follow along with and I was able to learn a lot about the plants and the processes. Definitely would recommend to anyone who enjoys beer! Nice visit with good set up of the exhibition Panels in German but English available via leaflet Very interesting and the tasting at the end was nice. Tours offered in English, but no signage in English. I used Google Lens to translate things and did okay. Would recommend if you are in the area to learn about the history. Interesting collection about the German history of hop cultivation and harvesting. It was ok. Nothing in English, so if you don't speak a more local language, you have to get an audio guide. The receptionist wasn't overly friendly. Interesting museum, but very small. Would be better to have less pictures and more real exhibits. Also would be nice to have more interactive. Sehr interessanter Ort in Sachen Hopfenanbau und Veredelung. Nett interessant Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Catholic church

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Address
Elsenheimerstraße 2, Wolnzach, Bavaria, DE
Phone
+49 8442 7574
MondayClosed
Tuesday10:00 AM to 5 PM
Wednesday10:00 AM to 5 PM
Thursday10:00 AM to 5 PM
Friday10:00 AM to 5 PM
Saturday10:00 AM to 5 PM
Sunday10:00 AM to 5 PM

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