Härtsfelder Familienbrauerei Hald e.K.

About Härtsfelder Familienbrauerei Hald

The Härtsfelder Familienbrauerei Hald e.K. can look back on a brewing tradition dating back to 1664. The family business in Dunstelkingen on the Härtsfeld brews beers in the tradition of its home region, including beer specialities under its own Härtsfelder, Kronen and Schaller brands – some in organic quality, made from regional raw materials and produced with CO2-neutral electricity. In addition to the beer offering, the range includes more than 30 varieties of non-alcoholic fresh beverages under the HALDINA brand, beer-mixed drinks such as the Härtsfelder Goiß, juices, wine spritzers as well as kegs and small containers. The complete beverage range is offered from own production; in addition, the brewery carries an extensive range of trade goods from well-known brands, including regional ones. Distribution is via its own home delivery service, which delivers free of charge from 3 crates, via beverage wholesalers in the region, via the brewery shop at the site, and via an event service with draft beer systems and equipment. In 2025, the brewery celebrated Maximilian Hald as the state champion of Baden-Württemberg in the brewer and maltster trade.

Site

Dunstelkingen

Processes

Home delivery service (free delivery to your door from 3 crates), Supply and equipment for festivals and events (draft beer systems, coolers, garnishes, glasses), Brewery shop, Trade goods range

Founded

1664

Industries

Beverage Production/Brewing, Beverage Retail, Gastronomy/Events

1. 01

   Brewery (own beverage production)

2. 02

   Home delivery service (free delivery to your door)

3. 03

   Supply of beverage wholesalers

4. 04

   Brewery shop

5. 05

   Event service with equipment

Locations

Dunstelkingen

DE

Brewery, brewery shop

Product Groups

Inside the production

History

1. 1664

   Brewing tradition since 1664

2. 2025

   After successfully completing his training as a brewer and maltster, Maximilian Hald first became chamber champion in Ulm and then state champion of Baden-Württemberg in the brewer and maltster trade