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As a family business in its tenth generation, our customers benefit from the accumulated and constantly evolving expertise of the world's oldest brewery equipment manufacturer.
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Brewed to perfection with SCHULZ.
In good hands every step of the way. Namely, in ours: Our entire range of products and services are provided solely by SCHULZ employees. SCHULZ holds true to its location in Bamberg, and values expertise and a personal employee-client relationship over the widespread outsourcing trend. The result? Top product quality and outstanding collaboration assured in the long term.
Helping our clients maintain a competitive edge.
Through intensive research and collaboration with universities, SCHULZ is ushering the brewing tradition into the 21st century. At SCHULZ, we are responding with real and future-oriented solutions to demands for energy efficiency, CO2 reduction and streamlining and to the growing quality requirements in terms of taste: In-house developments, such as our groundbreaking Gentle-Boil method (SchoKo) and our carbon-negative breweries, are used successfully worldwide sparing both the environment and your budget in the process.
Helping keep beer culture alive.
As a market leader in the pub brewery sector, SCHULZ understands the interplay between product quality and creating an appealing atmosphere. Our brewery systems meet the highest aesthetic demands. Whether in a classic or modern look, stainless steel or copper, every detail of the brewing facility is worth a look. We even take it one step further. We can also embed your brewing facility in the respective building – a unique service in Germany. Whether traditional beer or craft beer; a vintage style or exclusive design – remind your guests why beer culture is still thriving today. They’ll thank you for it.
Refine your ideas with SCHULZ.
347 years of tradition and innovation.
From a small coppersmith’s shop in 1677 to an internationally successful company – a success story worthy of the name.