Alpirsbacher successful at the BrennKunstAward 2025
Regional spirits at the highest level
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The Alpirsbacher Klosterbrauerei not only produces outstanding beer, it also knows how to distil high-quality spirits and has proven this once again in a renowned competition: At the BrennKunstAward Württemberg 2025, four products from the monastery distillery belonging to the company were rewarded with shining precious metal.
The Alpirsbacher Kloster Whisky and the blueberry liqueur from the Black Forest distillery, which was submitted to the competition for the first time, were awarded a gold medal - once again. Both impressed the jury with their purity of taste and character. The tasters also praised the intensity of the aroma and the lasting finish of both spirits. Two other Alpirsbacher distillates were awarded silver medals: the Alpirsbacher Kloster-Gin and the "Ambrosius" distilled from strong beer.
"The awards impressively confirm the quality craftsmanship of our monastery distillery," says a delighted Carl Glauner, owner and managing director of Alpirsbacher Klosterbräu. "Above all, this success is recognition of the great work of our master distiller Heidi Seyfried." And Markus Schlör, Managing Director of Marketing and Sales, adds: "The medals motivate us to consistently continue on our path: combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technology and the highest quality standards."
The traditional state award for distillates and liqueurs took place for the first time this year under the new name "BrennKunstAward Württemberg". With the renaming, the organizers - the state associations of small distillers and fruit distillers of South Württemberg-Hohenzollern and North Württemberg - want to set new quality standards once again and usher in a new era.
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