Production places
Connections to water sources, peat places, maltings, cooperages, warehouses and maturation sites. Uncertain connections are labelled.
No documented production places are linked to this distillery yet.
History
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The Gerhard Wagner Grain Distillery is a family-owned grain distillery in Hesse, Germany.
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The company has spanned 12 generations and has borne the Wagner name since 1700, making it one of the oldest grain distilleries in Germany.
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Brand Name is mentioned as Dauborner Whisky in the basic information.
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Original Dauborner is a schnapps produced for over 300 years, with part of the wheat used as the raw material.
Production
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The grain distillery is described as a grain distillery.
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The main crops for malting are barley and wheat.
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They cultivate rapeseed for biodiesel on just over one hectare of land.
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A portion of the wheat is used as the raw material for Original Dauborner schnapps.
Products/Whisky Series
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Original Dauborner schnapps produced for more than 300 years.
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Brand Name: Dauborner Whisky (mentioned in basic information).
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The text does not mention specific whisky products or whisky series beyond the name; there are no details about modern whisky production in the given text.
Visits/Experiences
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No information on tours or visits in the given text.
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A 'Free Webinar' is mentioned with the message 'Purchase your Whisky by the Barrel!', but there are no details about tastings or visiting activities.
Philosophy
- No information about the company's philosophy in the given text.