Holzkirchner Oberbräu is a brewery with roots stretching back over 400 years, deeply embedded in the Bavarian Oberland region of Germany. Located in Holzkirchen, Bavaria, this historic brewing institution represents centuries of local craftsmanship and Bavarian brewing tradition. Today, the brewery operates under the umbrella of König Ludwig Schlossbrauerei Kaltenberg, itself part of the wider Warsteiner Gruppe, combining heritage with the resources of a larger brewing group. The portfolio of Holzkirchner Oberbräu reflects classic Bavarian brewing styles. Among its offerings are a Helles lager — the Oberbräu Hell — brewed at 5% ABV, as well as the Urtyp Hell, a Bavarian pale style. The range also includes the Kulmbacher Edelherb, a German Pilsener at 4.9% ABV, and the Fürst Abt Edel, showcasing the brewery's commitment to traditional German lager styles alongside its deep regional identity. With more than four centuries of brewing history behind it, Holzkirchner Oberbräu is regarded by connoisseurs and experts as a genuine representative of Bavarian brewing heritage. Its association with König Ludwig Schlossbrauerei Kaltenberg further underlines its place within one of Germany's most storied brewing traditions.