
New Oberpfalz Brewing takes its name from a district in Bavaria
called the Oberpfalz (“Upper Palatinate").
The Oberpfalz is located in the northeast corner of Bavaria and is comprised of the frontier between Nürnberg, Germany and the German/Czech border. It is a rugged landscape, rich in brewing history, and home to many great beers.
The brewery was commissioned on December 22, 2014.
We produce a variety of beer styles, but we specialize in classic German beer. You can visit our Tap Room or find our beer in better liquor stores, gourmet grocery stores, taverns, and restaurants throughout Northern Indiana.

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About Us
The brewery was paid for with the spoils of war, earned in campaigns far and wide.
Built of stone and steel, New Oberpfalz churns through the bounty of the land and produces beer (and food) of unique and exceptional quality.
Our beer wins awards. Our food brings in the locals. Our staff aims to please. You can buy our 6pks at stores in northern Indiana.
We are a small brewery, and we run out of beer sometimes (and all of the time).
The taproom has but one television and we do not take reservations. You'll just have to show up and see what is happening. Check our Google listing for the most accurate hours and information.
We do "last call" at 10pm because our staff is small and they work just about every day, and work very hard. Get here early and go home early so that our employees can rest and get back here the next day to do it all again. You can join us tomorrow also.
We decided it is better to be the best with what we have than to pretend to be a thing that we are not, so the place is kind of quiet, until it isn't and may seem unusual to you your first time here.
We have lots of great customers, and we want to have more of you.
We are friendly and all are welcome in this place.
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