More than 2 centuries of brewing history

Rue Plaetis au bord des rives de l'Alzette dans le quartier Grund à Luxembourg en 1904

1764

THE BEGINNING

Empress Marie-Thérèse of Austria opened the first breweries in the Rue Plaetis in the Grund district of Luxembourg after closing down all the bathhouses. The "house" or rather the room, not bigger than a kitchen, where the first brewing activity had been carried out since 1670, officially became a brewery under the name of rue Plaetis, which became the Funck-Bricher brewery almost a century later.

Brasserie Funck-Bricher dans le quartier Grund à Luxembourg en 1906

1764

THE BEGINNING

Empress Marie-Thérèse of Austria opened the first breweries in the Rue Plaetis in the Grund district of Luxembourg after closing down all the bathhouses. The "house" or rather the room, not bigger than a kitchen, where the first brewing activity had been carried out since 1670, officially became a brewery under the name of rue Plaetis, which became the Funck-Bricher brewery almost a century later.

Brasserie Bofferding à Bascharage en 1900

1764

Empress Marie-Thérèse of Austria opened the first breweries in the Rue Plaetis in the Grund district of Luxembourg after closing down all the bathhouses. The "house" or rather the room, not bigger than a kitchen, where the first brewing activity had been carried out since 1670, officially became a brewery under the name of rue Plaetis, which became the Funck-Bricher brewery almost a century later.

1764

THE BEGINNING

Empress Marie-Thérèse of Austria opened the first breweries in the Rue Plaetis in the Grund district of Luxembourg after closing down all the bathhouses. The "house" or rather the room, not bigger than a kitchen, where the first brewing activity had been carried out since 1670, officially became a brewery under the name of rue Plaetis, which became the Funck-Bricher brewery almost a century later.

1764

THE BEGINNING

Empress Marie-Thérèse of Austria opened the first breweries in the Rue Plaetis in the Grund district of Luxembourg after closing down all the bathhouses. The "house" or rather the room, not bigger than a kitchen, where the first brewing activity had been carried out since 1670, officially became a brewery under the name of rue Plaetis, which became the Funck-Bricher brewery almost a century later.

Camion transportant des fûts Bofferding en 1927

1764

THE BEGINNING

Empress Marie-Thérèse of Austria opened the first breweries in the Rue Plaetis in the Grund district of Luxembourg after closing down all the bathhouses. The "house" or rather the room, not bigger than a kitchen, where the first brewing activity had been carried out since 1670, officially became a brewery under the name of rue Plaetis, which became the Funck-Bricher brewery almost a century later.

1764

THE BEGINNING

Empress Marie-Thérèse of Austria opened the first breweries in the Rue Plaetis in the Grund district of Luxembourg after closing down all the bathhouses. The "house" or rather the room, not bigger than a kitchen, where the first brewing activity had been carried out since 1670, officially became a brewery under the name of rue Plaetis, which became the Funck-Bricher brewery almost a century later.

1764

THE BEGINNING

Empress Marie-Thérèse of Austria opened the first breweries in the Rue Plaetis in the Grund district of Luxembourg after closing down all the bathhouses. The "house" or rather the room, not bigger than a kitchen, where the first brewing activity had been carried out since 1670, officially became a brewery under the name of rue Plaetis, which became the Funck-Bricher brewery almost a century later.

Brasserie Nationale à Bascharage en 1974

1764

THE BEGINNING

Empress Marie-Thérèse of Austria opened the first breweries in the Rue Plaetis in the Grund district of Luxembourg after closing down all the bathhouses. The "house" or rather the room, not bigger than a kitchen, where the first brewing activity had been carried out since 1670, officially became a brewery under the name of rue Plaetis, which became the Funck-Bricher brewery almost a century later.

1764

THE BEGINNING

Empress Marie-Thérèse of Austria opened the first breweries in the Rue Plaetis in the Grund district of Luxembourg after closing down all the bathhouses. The "house" or rather the room, not bigger than a kitchen, where the first brewing activity had been carried out since 1670, officially became a brewery under the name of rue Plaetis, which became the Funck-Bricher brewery almost a century later.

1764

THE BEGINNING

Empress Marie-Thérèse of Austria opened the first breweries in the Rue Plaetis in the Grund district of Luxembourg after closing down all the bathhouses. The "house" or rather the room, not bigger than a kitchen, where the first brewing activity had been carried out since 1670, officially became a brewery under the name of rue Plaetis, which became the Funck-Bricher brewery almost a century later.

1764

THE BEGINNING

Empress Marie-Thérèse of Austria opened the first breweries in the Rue Plaetis in the Grund district of Luxembourg after closing down all the bathhouses. The "house" or rather the room, not bigger than a kitchen, where the first brewing activity had been carried out since 1670, officially became a brewery under the name of rue Plaetis, which became the Funck-Bricher brewery almost a century later.

1764

THE BEGINNING

Empress Marie-Thérèse of Austria opened the first breweries in the Rue Plaetis in the Grund district of Luxembourg after closing down all the bathhouses. The "house" or rather the room, not bigger than a kitchen, where the first brewing activity had been carried out since 1670, officially became a brewery under the name of rue Plaetis, which became the Funck-Bricher brewery almost a century later.

1764

THE BEGINNING

Empress Marie-Thérèse of Austria opened the first breweries in the Rue Plaetis in the Grund district of Luxembourg after closing down all the bathhouses. The "house" or rather the room, not bigger than a kitchen, where the first brewing activity had been carried out since 1670, officially became a brewery under the name of rue Plaetis, which became the Funck-Bricher brewery almost a century later.