Rhanerbräu is one of the five oldest German breweries with continuous beer production, located in Schönthal-Rhan in the Cham district of Bavaria. With brewing roots dating back to 1283, the brewery proudly carries over 740 years of tradition, making it the oldest family brewery in Eastern Bavaria. Rooted deeply in the Bavarian landscape, Rhanerbräu has maintained its regional identity and commitment to quality across the centuries. The brewery's portfolio reflects classic Bavarian brewing craftsmanship, with a focus on regional beers brewed using traditional methods and quality ingredients. Among its notable offerings is the Rhaner Winter Bier, a seasonal brew with a 5.2% ABV that has drawn attention at Oktoberfest-themed selections, and the Rhaner Lilly Bock, a full-bodied wheat bock with a fruity aroma. The range also includes well-balanced lagers in the pilsner tradition, characterised by clean bitterness and malt-forward profiles. Beyond its classic lineup, Rhanerbräu operates a "Rhaner Biermanufaktur" that produces small-batch craft beers featuring select hop varieties with exceptional aromas. With its combination of ancient brewing heritage and modern craft exploration, Rhanerbräu represents a living piece of German beer culture, firmly rooted in the Bavarian tradition of sustainable and regionally conscious production.