Brauerei Göller

Brauerei Göller has been associated with brewing in Zeil am Main since 1514, when its earliest records document an inn with brewing rights. The business is currently operated by the third and fourth generations of the Göller family, with Franz-Josef Göller and his three sons managing the brewery together. That continuity of family ownership across generations is central to the brand's identity and to how it presents itself within the German craft brewing landscape.

The brewery produces a broad portfolio of traditional Franconian styles, including Rauchbier (a beer brewed with malt dried over an open flame, giving it a pronounced smoky character) and Kellerbier (an unfiltered, naturally carbonated style typical of the Franconian region), alongside its alcohol-free lineup. Brauerei Göller is a member of the Private Brauereien association, a grouping of independent family-owned German breweries, and operates a traditional brewery inn and beer garden at its Zeil am Main site.

With a brewery inn and beer garden still operating at the Zeil am Main site, Brauerei Göller's physical presence in the town mirrors the depth of its local roots, giving the brand a tangible connection to the community its brewing history spans.