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Deutsch: Innenansicht (Teile der ehemaligen Brennereianlage im Treppenhaus) der Alten Brennerei Löhning, Dülmen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland
Die Brennerei Löhning war eine traditionsreiche Kornbrennerei in Dülmen und steht beispielhaft für die lange Brennereikultur im Münsterland. Ihre Ursprünge reichen ins 19. Jahrhundert zurück, als viele landwirtschaftliche Betriebe begannen, überschüssiges Getreide zu Kornbrand zu verarbeiten. Auch die Familie Löhning nutzte diese Möglichkeit und entwickelte aus einem landwirtschaftlichen Nebenbetrieb eine eigenständige Brennerei. Gebrannt wurde vor allem Korn – typisch für Westfalen – aus regionalem Roggen oder Weizen. Im Laufe der Jahrzehnte modernisierte der Betrieb seine Technik, blieb jedoch handwerklich geprägt. Wie viele kleinere Brennereien musste sich auch Löhning im 20. Jahrhundert gegen industrielle Großproduzenten behaupten. Durch regionale Verwurzelung, gleichbleibende Qualität und traditionelle Rezepturen konnte sich die Brennerei im lokalen Markt halten. Die Brennerei Löhning in Dülmen wurde 1989 geschlossen. Danach wurde das Gebäude denkmalgerecht umgebaut und unter anderem in ein KfW-Effizienzhaus umgewandelt. English: Interior of the old distillery Löhning, Dülmen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
The Löhning distillery was a traditional grain distillery in Dülmen and is a prime example of the long distilling tradition in the Münsterland region. Its origins date back to the 19th century, when many farms began processing surplus grain into grain brandy. The Löhning family also took advantage of this opportunity and developed an independent distillery from a secondary agricultural business. The main product was grain brandy – typical for Westphalia – made from regional rye or wheat. Over the decades, the company modernized its technology, but remained artisanal in character. Like many smaller distilleries, Löhning had to compete with large industrial producers in the 20th century. Thanks to its regional roots, consistent quality, and traditional recipes, the distillery was able to maintain its position in the local market. The Löhning distillery in Dülmen was closed in 1989. The building was then renovated in accordance with historic preservation guidelines and converted into a KfW efficiency house, among other things.
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| Location |  Münsterstraße ◁ Dülmen-Mitte ◁ Dülmen ◁ Coesfeld ◁ Münster Government Region ◁ North Rhine-Westphalia ◁ Germany ◁ Europe |
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