Join Us in the Biergarten

It's that time of year again.  The biergarten is open! 

Share a little bit of the German traditional at Teutonia.

Biergartens have been a constant in Germany since the 18th century. Developed to brew and keep beer in warmer weather, beer cellars were dug into the earth, chestnut trees rose above, and people gathered in-between to drink the fruits of the brewers' labor.

The popularity of these informal stands threatened traditional taverns. They pleaded their case to Maximilian I, Bavaria’s first king, who signed a royal decree that allowed brewers to sell beer. People got to enjoy the best beers direct from the brewer. Thus, the tradition of the biergarten was born.

Make sure to stop by to keep the tradition alive and enjoy a cold draft with your friends on a lovely Pittsburgh evening.

Prost!