Kugler Alm
The Kugler Alm is a beer garden in the Upper Bavarian municipality of Oberhaching near Munich and was founded in 1895.
The beer garden is on Linienstraße, which runs parallel to the embankment of the Munich – Holzkirchen railway line . The trains of the Bayerische Oberlandbahn and the Meridian run on this from the direction of Holzkirchen over the Großhesseloher bridge to Munich Central Station .
The restaurant is a popular destination for Munich residents. It has space for almost 2,400 guests, for a music band and it offers a children's playground and, as a popular destination for cyclists, a bike inflation station.
The Franz Xaver inn is part of the beer garden .
The Kugler Alm serves Franziskaner beer and Spaten beer . It belongs to the Haberl gastronomy.
The host of the Kugler Alm is also a Wiesn host and runs the ox roast there.
Legend of the drink "Radler"
The widespread legend that the shandy was invented in 1922 by the former landlord Franz Xaver Kugler has since turned out to be false. At that time, Kugler managed the Kugler Alm, named after him, which was mostly frequented by cyclists. According to the story, on a Saturday in June 1922 he ran out of beer due to the great demand . In his need, he mixed half the beer with lemonade and served it to his guests as a “Radlermaß”. In the literature, however, there is evidence that the Radlermaß was already known in 1912, probably as early as 1900. Accordingly, this legend is nothing more than a cleverly concocted story that should attract more guests to the Kugler Alm. It is currently assumed that the cycling measure was invented at the end of the 19th century in one of the mostly social democratic cycling clubs.
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Coordinates: 48 ° 2 ′ 8.7 ″ N , 11 ° 34 ′ 30.9 ″ E