Caspary brewery

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The Caspary Brewery was a beer brewery in Trier .

history

The founder Johann Baptist Caspary (1796–1885) worked in the brewery and vinegar factory in Bernkastel . On September 26, 1826, one day after his marriage to Angelika Day, he founded a brewery at Krahnenstrasse 680 Trier.

In 1862 the new brewery facility with brewery bar was put into operation in Fahrstrasse 13-14. At the same time, Johann Baptist Caspary handed over management to his son Anton Caspary. Anton Caspary learned the brewing trade at various breweries in the Bavarian Palatinate , in the Grand Duchy of Baden and in the Kingdom of Bavaria . In Munich he found a job at Stubenvoll Bräu Munich.

The brewery became too small due to the high demand, so Anton Caspary built a new brewery and malt house in Trier-Heiligkreuz in 1873–1875. In 1921 the brewery was converted into a limited partnership. The Caspary brewery had an output of 93,000 hectoliters in 1925.

In 1935 the brewery was converted into a limited liability company. After the war, the Caspary brewery resumed operations as a limited partnership in 1948, and from 1973 to 1977 the brewery became a GmbH again.

After the sale in 1978 to the Binding brewery belonging to the Dr. Oetker Group , the brewing business was discontinued in 1983. Today there is a residential area on the brewery premises, only the street names "Anton-Caspary-Straße", "Gambrinusstraße" and "Im Hopfengarten" as well as the names of the restaurants "Der Hopfengarten" and "Zum alten Brauhaus" indicate that there was one Brewery was.

Brewery bar

  • 1862 to 1978 in Fahrstrasse 13. The building was damaged during the war and then rebuilt.
  • 1978 to 1990 brewery serving the Binding beer
  • Today it's a restaurant.

owner

  • Johann Baptist Caspary (* November 23, 1796 - † January 15, 1885)
  • Anton Caspary (* July 25, 1827 - † October 25, 1896)
  • Johann Baptist II. Caspary (* August 6, 1862 - † February 19, 1931)
  • Dr. Rudolf Caspary (* December 22, 1897 - † November 15, 1989)

The family's tomb is located in the Trier main cemetery .

Web links

Individual evidence

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Coordinates: 49 ° 44 ′ 34.8 "  N , 6 ° 38 ′ 21.4"  E