The Monarchy
North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
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All beers · The Monarchy
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The Monarchy Grodziskie
Gose · 4.0% ABV
The Monarchy’s is the only authentic version of a “Grodziskie”, made with 100% oak-smoked wheat, local Polish hops, and the beer’s original yeast... -
The Monarchy Happy XMas from Dresden
Spiced Beer · 5.5% ABV
Brewed with candied orange peel, candied lemon peel & raisins. -
The Monarchy + Kissmeyer Viking
Gose · 6.5% ABV
A smoky, salty and zingy German/Danish collaboration of Teutonic dimensions! Ingredients: water, barley malt, wheat malt, juniper twigs, hops, smoked salt, yeast -
The Monarchy Preussen
German Hefeweizen · 5.8% ABV
Spiced Weißbier. The original recipe of the beer was found in an old brewing book from 1831. -
The Monarchy Happy XMas from Aachen
Spiced Beer · 5.5% ABV
Brewed with cinnamon, nutmeg, clove, ginger, cardamon & coriander. -
The Monarchy Happy Xmas From Nurnberg
Spiced Beer · 5.5% ABV
Brewed in collaboration with local traditional bakeries, The Monarchy’s Happy Christmas From Nürnberg is made with a plethora of spices and fruits, including cinnamon, nutmeg, clove, ginger cardamo... -
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The Monarchy Methusalem
Sour Ale · 10.0% ABV
Methusalem is a tradidional Dortmunder Altbier which was especially popular in the 18th century in the area around Dortmund. -
The Monarchy + Stillwater It's a Still Weiss
Berliner Weisse · 4.0% ABV
Ginger & red pepper Berliner Weisse. -
The Monarchy Gratzer
Smoked Beer · 4.0% ABV
When brewer Sebastian Sauer created the experimental revivalist-brewery Freigeist, it was an offshoot of the already tiny experimental Braustelle brewpub, in Cologne... -
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The Monarchy Monarchy of Musselland
Dubbel · 4.8% ABV
Münchhausen is our interpretation of a traditional German Sour Altbier, which is known as Münsterlander Altbier... -
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The Monarchy Methusalem Johannisburger
Sour Ale · 8.0% ABV
Sour Altbier brewed with red and black currant juice.
About the brewery
The Monarchy specializes in recreating forgotten German beer styles—and we’re not just talking about Berliner weisse or gose. No, we’re talking deep cuts here—Adambier, Münsterland Alt, Grodziskie! These beers are novel in their oldness—they really are different from just about anything else out there. It’s history in liquid form.