April 12, 2012
Visited March 2012. Pleasant small taproom with sort of mock Tudor ceilings and a traditional tiled oven. I had a big problem with language here. The barmaid spoke no English and some of the patrons a little. I wanted to try a few beers but there was no menu so I just had the Lager which came from a small wooden barrel. It was distinctive and good. Regional buses run quite frequently from Bamberg. (Quite unintentionally, my last stop before this brewery was the Drei Kronen brewery in Memmelsdorf).

May 30, 2006
We waited for the place to open up for dinner after their midday break (from 2 to 5), but at 5:15 there was still no sign of anyone inside. The door was open though, so we walked about in the schwemm until the matron showed up. She looked obviously worried that we wanted to eat something (the lights had remained closed in the Gaststätte), but luckily I was only there for a taste of their ungespundetes Lagerbier, otherwise known as Schäazer Lagerbier. So the grandmotherly matron set me up in the yard at the back of the schwemm, between the pub/restaurant and the actual brewery. The Lagerbier was rich and very drinkable, a very good example of Franconian brewing knowledge. I wouldn’t mind coming back here to get a bottle of their Weizenbock, or just to sit in the small Gaststätte and actually get a better feel for the place.

May 12, 2006
The very friendly brewer sold be the beers and gave me a six bottles carrier for free. The beers taste good in general. Nice place to visit if you are in Schesslitz.