Name: Zoigl-Ausschank Kramer Wolf Falkenberg 2026
Start: 2026-05-15T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-11-30T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Zoigl Kramer Wolf — Heustodl & Zoigl-Stubn

Kramer Wolf Zoigl

About Kramer Wolf Zoigl

Several times a year, the Kramer Wolf Zoigl tavern in Falkenberg opens its doors for the traditional Zoigl service: freshly brewed cellar beer from the communal brewery, homemade snacks from its own butcher shop, and a rustic atmosphere in the hay barn and Zoigl parlour. The Fischer family keeps a centuries-old tradition alive in one of the five Zoigl capitals of the Upper Palatinate.

Dates 15 May — 30 Nov 2026

Venue Falkenberg (09377)

Prices Free

Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

Kramer Wolf Zoigl — edition 2026

In 2026, the Kramer Wolf Zoigl tavern in Falkenberg will open its doors on eleven weekends between May and November. Fresh communal brewer's Zoigl, homemade snacks, and rustic Upper Palatinate inn atmosphere in the hay barn and Zoigl parlour.

The 2026 Zoigl season at Kramer Wolf follows the traditional rotation principle of the Falkenberg communal brewers. Freshly brewed Zoigl will be served on around eleven long weekends between May and the end of November — each time a new brew, each time a little different.

The Fischer family welcomes its guests in the cozy Zoigl parlour or the large hay barn, accompanied by snack platters from their own butcher shop and hearty Upper Palatinate delicacies.

Highlights Kramer Wolf Zoigl 2026

Eleven service weekends spread throughout the season
Authentic communal brewer's Zoigl with the seal of the protection association
Hay barn for large gatherings, Zoigl parlour for intimate groups
Homemade sausages and meats from the in-house butcher shop

Programme Kramer Wolf Zoigl 2026

Service Weekends 2026 at Kramer Wolf

May 15 – 18, 2026 (Fri–Mon)
June 5 – 8, 2026 (Fri–Mon)
June 19 – 22, 2026 (Fri–Mon)
July 10 – 13, 2026 (Fri–Mon)
July 24 – 27, 2026 (Fri–Mon)
August 7 – 10, 2026 (Fri–Mon)
September 4 – 7, 2026 (Fri–Mon)
September 25 – 28, 2026 (Fri–Mon)
October 16 – 19, 2026 (Fri–Mon)
November 6 – 9, 2026 (Fri–Mon)
November 27 – 30, 2026 (Fri–Mon)

Open daily from 11 AM. Updates and short-term changes at zoigl-kramer-wolf.de and in the official Falkenberg Zoigl calendar.

What's on the Menu

Fresh Zoigl from the communal brewery, served directly from the tap
Snack platters with Pressack, Hauswurst, ham, and cheese
Saurer Zipfel, Stadtwurst, and other Upper Palatinate classics
Rotating hot dishes from the in-house butcher shop

Prices Kramer Wolf Zoigl 2026

Free admission. Pay after consumption. Zoigl in a half-liter glass at typical Upper Palatinate inn prices, snack platters usually between €8 and €14, hot dishes €10–€18. Daily prices directly at the establishment — the Fischer family keeps prices deliberately affordable.

Practical information

Practical information — Kramer Wolf Zoigl

Getting Here

Falkenberg is located in the Tirschenreuth district, about 25 km east of Weiden in der Oberpfalz. By car via the A93 (exit Mitterteich-Süd or Wiesau), then towards Falkenberg. By public transport: Wiesau train station (Nuremberg – Marktredwitz line), then bus or taxi from there.

Opening Hours for Service

During the service weekends, usually Friday to Sunday from 11 AM. Current dates always at zoigl-kramer-wolf.de or in the Zoigl calendar.

Reservations

For larger groups and family celebrations, reservations in the Heustodl are recommended at +49 9637 328. Spontaneous visits to the Zoigl-Stubn are usually possible, but it can get crowded on festival weekends.

Accommodation

Inns and guesthouses in Falkenberg, Wiesau, and Tirschenreuth. Burghotel Falkenberg for a special experience directly below the historic castle complex.

Zoigl — Tradition from the North Upper Palatinate

Zoigl is more than just beer: it's living community craftsmanship. In Falkenberg, one of the five Zoigl towns in the Upper Palatinate alongside Neuhaus, Windischeschenbach, Eslarn, and Mitterteich, several communal brewers take turns brewing their own uncarbonated cellar beer in the historic communal brewery. The finished brew is then served in private Zoigl taverns — recognizable by the traditional six-pointed Zoigl star on the door.

The Kramer Wolf Zoigl Tavern

The Fischer family runs "Zoigl Kramer Wolf" on Tirschenreuther Straße, one of Falkenberg's three Zoigl taverns (alongside Hafnerkarl and Schwoazhansl). The establishment is a member of the Protection Association for Authentic Zoigl from Communal Brewers e.V. and bears the official seal of the Bavarian State Ministry, which protects the Upper Palatinate Zoigl culture as intangible cultural heritage.

Hay Barn and Zoigl Parlour

The property combines two worlds: The historic Heustodl (hay barn) is a spacious event barn for up to several hundred guests — ideal for club celebrations, weddings, and larger gatherings. The Zoigl-Stubn (Zoigl parlour) is the intimate common room with wooden tables, a tiled stove, and all the warmth of Upper Palatinate hospitality.

In-house Brewery and Butcher Shop

Much of what is served here comes from their own facilities: Zoigl beer from the communal brewery, sausages and meats from the in-house butcher shop, snack platters with Pressack (head cheese), Hauswurst (homemade sausage), Saurer Zipfel (sour sausage), and hearty Upper Palatinate delicacies. Those who come here come for authenticity.

Falkenberg, Castle, and Tradition

The market town of Falkenberg is located in the Tirschenreuth district in the north of the Upper Palatinate. The medieval Falkenberg Castle, once a refuge for the resistance fighter Friedrich Werner Count von der Schulenburg, towers over the town. The region between Stiftland, Fichtelgebirge, and the Czech border is scenically beautiful and culturally characterized by traditions, glassmaking, and pilgrimages.

When the Zoigl Star Hangs

Zoigl service is not a permanent operation: Each communal brewer only serves on designated weekends, coordinated in the Falkenberg brewers' calendar. Kramer Wolf usually opens from Friday to Sunday (also Monday on public holidays), starting at 11 AM.