Adler-Bräu Stettfeld Bockbieranstich 2026: Tradition Since 1730

Welcome to the Bockbieranstich 2026 in Stettfeld

In Stettfeld, a small town in the Haßberge region of Lower Franconia about 15 kilometers northwest of Bamberg, the private Adler-Bräu brewery invites guests to its traditional Bockbieranstich on October 25, 2026, starting at 2:30 pm. The brewery dates back to 1730 and has been run by the Merklein family for more than 30 years, today under brewmaster Norbert Merklein. Brewing still follows the Bavarian Purity Law of 1516.

Highlights and Attractions at the Adler-Bräu Bockbieranstich

• The tapping of the Adler Heller Bock, traditionally served from mid-October
• Tasting the smooth Altfränkisches Lagerbier and other Adler-Bräu specialties
• A cozy tavern and beer garden right next to the brewery
• Homemade Franconian specialties, meat from the brewery's own butchery, and hearty snacks
• A rustic atmosphere at one of the region's oldest private breweries

Program and Schedule: What to Expect in Stettfeld

The Bockbieranstich at Adler-Bräu begins on Sunday, October 25, 2026, at 2:30 pm and runs into the late evening. After the ceremonial tapping, the tavern and beer garden fill with guests from the surrounding region. Further program details for 2026 will be announced by the brewery closer to the date.

Admission and Prices for the 2026 Bockbieranstich

Entry to the Bockbieranstich is free; guests only pay for the bock beer and food served on site. Current prices for 2026 have not yet been published by the brewery.

Visitor Tips: Travel and Surroundings in Stettfeld

• Stettfeld sits picturesquely on the Main river in the Haßberge, about 15 kilometers northwest of Bamberg
• The area is well suited for hiking, with trails through the forests around the village
• October afternoons and evenings can turn cool, so a warm jacket is a good idea
• Since this small brewery has a following beyond the region, arriving early to secure a good spot is worthwhile