Bernsteinzimmer

Berlin’s long lost treasure, the Bernsteinzimmer (English: Amber Room) has finally resurfaced!

The Bernsteinzimmer was an ornate room originally constructed in the 18th century out of amber panels, gold leaf and mirror for Berlin’s Royal Palace. Considered an eighth wonder of the world, it was later given as a gift from Friedrich Wilhelm to Tsar Peter the Great. The Bernsteinzimmer stayed in Russia until World War II when the Nazi Army moved it to Königsberg (today Kaliningrad). However, as the allies closed in, the Germans disassembled the room and packed it into crates. In the chaos of the war, it disappeared and has not been found since. Treasure hunters continue to chase down possible locations to this day, but so far, without luck…until now :)

Our Bernsteinzimmer Amber Lager shares its beautiful amber color with its namesake room, but instead of with gold leaf, we adorned our beer with a generous amount of the noble Hallertauer Mittelfrüh hop. The classic floral aroma, the perfect touch of malt, and crisp lager finish make this Berlin’s newest treasure. Show Less