Gambrinus King of Beers Stein .75L by KING Werk

Thewalt 1893 'Gambrinus Beer Stein' - by KING

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Celebrate the legendary King of Beer with this magnificent Gambrinus Stein by KING Werk. Thewalt 1893 originally designed this stein to honor Gambrinus, the mythical King of Flanders and Brabant, who is said to have invented the art of brewing.

The detailed relief shows Gambrinus seated beside a wooden beer barrel, dressed in royal robes and holding his goblet high. The neutral stone background contrasts beautifully with his colorful garments, drawing all attention to his regal presence. Around the base and rim are sculpted lions, beer mugs, and hops that symbolize strength and craftsmanship.

Two banners adorn the sides with a verse declaring Gambrinus as the inventor of beer, celebrating his enduring legacy among brewers and beer lovers. The pewter lid reflects the shape of his crown, completing this noble design. A fitting piece for collectors who appreciate German artistry, history, and the timeless spirit of beer.

Q: Why is Gambrinus known as the King of Beers?
A: Gambrinus is celebrated in European folklore as the legendary ruler who first mastered the art of brewing. His name became a symbol of joy, celebration, and craftsmanship in beer culture.

Q: What does the artwork on this Beer Stein represent?
A: The stein shows Gambrinus seated proudly with a goblet and scepter beside a beer barrel, surrounded by symbols of hops, lions, and banners telling his story. Every detail reflects the noble origins of beer brewing.

Q: Is this Beer Stein based on an original historic design?
A: Yes. The original mold was created by Thewalt GmbH in 1893 and is now faithfully reproduced by KING Werk Germany as part of a limited collectible series.

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