February 6, 2012
The name of the place and the interior design is misleading. They are not a brewery, and they do not brew their own beer. They beer they serve as their own is actually Paulaner, which is not that bad. This is a decent place for food and coffee, but not for beer.

April 6, 2011
Looks for all the world like a real brewpub, with show equipment and everything. But closer inspection reveals the German styles are Paulaner, the Kriek is Belle Vue and the bottles are Floris. Nice location on the main beachfront strip is a big draw and the service isn’t bad. The prices are pretty rough, though, so be warned. There are cheaper places to eat...but there aren’t a lot of cheaper places to drink Paulaner, which is hard to come by in Cyprus. A bar a couple doors down has a few interesting bottles.

March 13, 2011 [ Updated April 6, 2011 ]
On the plus side, the beer was far better than expected, and all were in good condition. Even the wheat beers were impressive. Then it turns out they are Paulaner and not made here after all. I must say, for Paulaner that has traveled so far they were in good condition. The large outdoor patio is right across from the sea, which is nice. On the minus side, I nearly had a heart attack when I saw the prices. €5.50 for a small 300 ml glass of the lager and wheat and €6 for the same small size of the dark lager and dark wheat. A mass (1L) is €12.50 and €13.50, respectively. The kriek (which we think is BelleVue) is even more expensive. Just a cup of tea is €4. It makes it feel almost embarrassing to drink here. It’s too bad considering the dearth of decent beer on the island. Then I realized that the prices are similar to Paulaner outlets around the world. Singapore’s is ridiculous, so is Shanghai’s. The pieces all fall into place...