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Kaiser-Bockbier 2026: Bock Beer Tapping at Brauerei Kaiser in Grasmannsdorf

Nov 13, 2026 🇩🇪 Burgebrach, Germany 5 Views

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Welcome to the Kaiser-Bockbier 2026 in Grasmannsdorf

In the tranquil village of Grasmannsdorf, part of the market town of Burgebrach in the Bamberg district of Upper Franconia, the private Kaiser brewery invites guests to its traditional bock beer tapping on November 13 and 14, 2026. The former Schlossbrauerei was founded in 1783 and is still run today as a family business by Georg Kaiser.

Highlights and Attractions at the Kaiser-Bockbier

  • The tapping of the pale Kaiser bock beer, with roughly 17.5 percent original gravity and 7.5 percent alcohol, matured for eight weeks
  • An amber colored, semi dry and mildly fruity strong beer straight from the cask
  • Hearty Franconian snacks such as ham hock, pepper ham and smoked meat with beans
  • A cozy atmosphere in the traditional brewery inn, complete with a side room and beer garden
  • A brewing curiosity: the wort is still cooled today on a historic open cooling vessel (Kühlschiff), giving the beers their distinctive mildness

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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in Grasmannsdorf

The bock beer tapping runs over two days, Friday, November 13, and Saturday, November 14, 2026. Serving traditionally begins around 5 pm on both days at the Kaiser family's brewery inn. Exact program details for 2026 will be announced by the brewery closer to the date.

Admission and Prices for the 2026 Bockbieranstich

Entry to the Kaiser-Bockbier is free and no ticket is required. Guests only pay for the bock beer and the snacks served on site. Current 2026 prices have not yet been published by the brewery.

Visitor Tips: Travel and Surroundings in Grasmannsdorf

  • Grasmannsdorf lies in the valley of the Rauhe Ebrach, in the triangle between Burgebrach, Walsdorf and Frensdorf, not far from Bamberg
  • The nearest train station is Bamberg, about 15 kilometers away; bus service is irregular, so arriving by car or carpool is advisable
  • Since the village has only around 270 residents and the tapping is very popular, arriving early is recommended
  • November evenings in Franconia can turn cool and rainy, so a warm jacket is a good idea

Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →

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