Hirsch-Brauerei Honer is a traditional family brewery located in Wurmlingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Its roots stretch back to 1782, when a brewery tavern was first established on the site. Over the centuries, the brewery has remained in family hands, preserving its craft heritage while continuing to serve the surrounding region. The name Hirsch, meaning stag, is reflected in both the brewery's identity and its logo, a symbol shared by several German breweries but carried with particular pride here in Wurmlingen. The brewery offers a broad portfolio of beers that stays true to southern German brewing traditions. Among its offerings are two distinct pilsners, both characterized by a relatively mild hop profile, as well as an unfiltered Zwicklbier that appeals to fans of rustic, naturally cloudy lagers. The range also includes wheat beer styles, with the Hirsch Sport Weisse earning recognition on the international stage. This diversity reflects a commitment to classic German beer styles brewed with regional character. At the World Beer Cup, the Hirsch Sport Weisse was awarded a Bronze medal in the craft lager category, highlighting the brewery's ability to compete at a high level. With over two centuries of brewing history and a portfolio that spans lagers, wheat beers and unfiltered specialties, Hirsch-Brauerei Honer remains a steadfast representative of small-scale, family-run German brewing.