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Recipe |
| The original recipe of the brewery founder, Georg I. Schneider, has been jalously protected over the years and still forms the basis for Schneider Weisse today. The secret of Georg I the founder is always relayed from father to son. Only the incumbent Georg Schneider has the key to the vault, in which the recipe is well kept and guarded.
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Relaxation |
| can be provided by hops for "outer application": A relaxing and calming bath can be put together simply and of course all natural. . For a bath, take 100 grams of dried hops, wet it with 1 liter of bubbly water, cover if for 15-20 minutes and then filter it..This broth is added to the bath. You can add any bath gel to it. . Available in drugstores.
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Renaissance |
| Already in the Middle ages Bavarians were very fond of wheatbeer. Towards the end of the 19th century, however, wheatbeer virtually fell into oblivion. Thanks to Georg I Schneider the traditional way of brewing wheatbeer was rescued into the present day time. Spreading from Bavaria the popularity of wheatbeer ascended dramatically in the second half of the 20th century causing experts to proclaim a major "wheatbeer renaissance" in Germany.
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Research |
| Our research laboratory is second to none. We closely collaborate with different universities and institutes. Each year we give young graduates the opportunity to research important topics of the brewing industry in our research facilities. The fully automatic cleaning lid in the open fermentation area as well as the 20 Liter-Keg- for wheatbeer were developed by us.
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Returnable bottles |
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Rezenz |
| a term specifically associated with beer. It expresses the tingling feeling caused by carbonic acid in beer.
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Rolling pin or Nudelwoigler |
| Traditional Bavarian hitting tool to discipline drunk ("b´suffane") husbands. To be blue.
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Russ |
| is a mixed drink with equal parts of wheatbeer and lemon soda that has historically been a popular refreshment in Bavarian style beer gardens.
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