Altenauer Brauerei is a regional brewery located in Altenau, a small mountain town in the Harz region of Lower Saxony, Germany. With roots dating back to 1617, it is one of the oldest brewing traditions in northern Germany, and the brewery proudly holds the title of the highest-situated brewery in northern Germany. For over four centuries, the people of Altenau have been crafting beer with dedication and craftsmanship, rooted in the rich brewing heritage of the Harz mountains. The brewery is committed to handcrafted production, brewing its beers with care and attention to quality. Its portfolio reflects classic German brewing traditions, with styles such as Pilsner and Bock firmly represented. The Harzer Pilsener is one of its most recognised beers, gathering thousands of ratings on platforms like Untappd, while the Klippenbock has also earned a place in the lineup. The brewery's beers are closely tied to the identity and landscape of the Harz region. Among its well-known offerings, the Harzer Hüttenbier stands out as a signature beer associated with the brand. Visitors to Altenau can explore the brewery's long history firsthand, with the Altenauer Brauerei serving as an educational and cultural attraction in the area, offering an instructive look into more than 400 years of local brewing history.