Schlumberger private brewery

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Schlumberger KG private brewery
legal form KG
founding 1847
Seat Nattheim , Germany
management Heinz Schlumberger
Branch brewery
Website www.nattheimer.de

Privatbrauerei Schlumberger KG is a brewery in Nattheim , Baden-Württemberg . It produces around 42,000 hl of beer annually.

history

In a Württemberg law signed on January 11, 1770, a regulation made for “ Marquetender, the brewery in Nattheim and the lotteries ” is described, in which not only the “ brewing justice ceded in 1761 ” for the “ Tafern-Wirth Nattheim "is mentioned, but also his exemption from the usual tax levies:" So the beer produced in the brewery town of Nattheim and tapped there should remain free from the Accis levy ".

In 1844, in the description of the Heidenheim District Office - published by the Royal Statistical-Topographical Bureau, the Nattheimer Brewery is mentioned as “ A Schildwirthschaft and a beer brewery are favored by the frequency of the Landstrasse. "

On September 12, 1847, the brewer Leonhard Schlumberger (1817–1879) from Hohenmemmingen acquired this former ducal tavern Zum Ochsen in Nattheim. This purchase is considered to be the foundation of the private brewery. His son Martin Schlumberger (1849–1900) had a new brewery built at the current location on Hauptstrasse. The brewery is still owned by the Schlumberger family today. In 2001 a new commercial building was built on Heidenheimer Strasse.

beers

The brewery uses the word mark “Ochsenbräu” for its products.

   

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Lechner's List - Traditional Breweries in Germany, page 176, Georg Lechner, 1st edition 2008
  2. ↑ Complete, historically and critically edited collection of Württemberg laws. Edited by Dr. AL Reyscher. Second volume, page 565. JG Cotta'sche Buchhandlung, Stuttgart and Tübingen 1829.
  3. ↑ August Friedrich Pauly: Description of the Oberamt Heidenheim. JG Cotta'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Stuttgart and Tübingen 1844, page 260. Digital full-text edition at Wikisource.

Coordinates: 48 ° 41 ′ 58.8 ″  N , 10 ° 14 ′ 24.2 ″  E