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Brauerei Zoller-Hof

Brauerei Zoller-Hof is a German brewery in Sigmaringen with a family brewing tradition dating to 1845.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Overview

Brauerei Zoller-Hof is a brewery whose origins trace to 1845, when Carl Fidelis Graf chose a site outside the city walls of Sigmaringen for his inn-brewery. The brewery describes itself as family-run, with Claudia Sieben serving as the sixth-generation brewery head alongside managing director Ralf Rakel, and a company history of over 165 years. Its product range includes the Zoller line with a 0.0% alcohol-free 'Helles' and 'Radler', as well as a Bioalb 'Helles' and 'Landbier'.

History

The brewery's history begins in 1845, when Carl Fidelis Graf selected a site outside the city walls of Sigmaringen for his inn-brewery and established early contacts with the Princely House of Hohenzollern. His son Hermann Graf made significant decisions in the 1890s regarding the introduction of revolutionary technical developments, bringing electric light into the brewery. Paul Graf built a new brewery, whose building remains the core of the brewery to this day, and invested in Linde's compression refrigeration systems, revolutionizing beer production by moving away from the use of crushed ice. The brewery describes itself as family-run, with Claudia Sieben as sixth-generation brewery head and Ralf Rakel as managing director, looking back on over 165 years of company history.

Products and positioning

Handcrafted brewing tradition built on generations of experience, patience and imagination.

  • Zoller Helles 0,0%

    Alcohol-free variant of the Helles.

  • Zoller Radler 0,0%

    Alcohol-free variant of the Radler.

  • Bioalb Helles

    Available in 0.5l and 0.33l bottles.

  • Landbier

    Available in 0.5l and 0.33l bottles.

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