Wuth'sche Brauerei
Wuth'sche Brauerei stands in Wiesbaden on the Rhein-Main Industrial Heritage Route, with battlements and towers that resemble a medieval castle. Built in 1905, the structure combines Neo-Romanesque and Neo-Gothic forms above deep brewery cellars and an old icehouse.
Carl Wuth founded the brewery in 1862 under the name Taunusbrauerei, and its beer reached clients including the House of Nassau. After the Second World War, the site housed a mushroom farm, an illegal schnapps distillery and an auto repair shop. The A671 motorway removed several outbuildings in 1967, while later plans for a brothel gave way to accommodation for asylum seekers. Renovation in 2000 brought loft offices, bright seminar rooms and event spaces to the restored building.
The former brewery still holds high brewing rooms, deep cellars and an amphitheatre in the garden. Those surviving icehouse foundations connect contemporary events and film sets with the Rhine ice once stored below.
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