Eichbaum

Eichbaum is a German brewery located in Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg. Founded in 1747 by Count Palatine Karl Theodor, it is one of the oldest breweries in Germany. The brewery's name, meaning "oak tree," reflects its historical connection to the region. Eichbaum initially operated as a small, regional brewery, but gradually expanded its production and distribution over the centuries.

Throughout its history, Eichbaum has maintained its independence, a rarity among German breweries. It is known for a range of beer products, including pilsners, lagers, and wheat beers. The brewery also produces non-alcoholic beverages. Eichbaum's commitment to traditional brewing methods, combined with modern production techniques, has contributed to its sustained success. The company plays a role in the local economy of Mannheim and is recognized within the German brewing industry for its longevity and consistent quality. Eichbaum's beers are available both domestically in Germany and in international markets.