The Blessings

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    Alsace, France

    Located in the eastern part of France, the Alsace region borders Germany and is a culturally diverse and naturally rich region. In addition to Alsace's unique architecture and beautiful medieval villages, the region's largest city, Strasbourg, is also home to the headquarters of the European Parliament.

    Alsace is especially famous for its white wine, but it is also known as a beer producing region, influenced by neighboring Germany. Alsace beer is characterized by its refreshing and light taste, and goes perfectly with local cuisine. It is known as one of the leading beer producing regions in France.

    Blessing Family Brewery

    The village of Waldhambach, where the Blessing family lives, is about an hour's drive northwest from Strasbourg, the center of Alsace. The Blessing family's small brewery is located in this peaceful village in the Northern Vosges Regional Natural Park, which stretches along the border with Lorraine.

    Alsace, which borders Germany, has been the subject of territorial disputes between France and Germany for hundreds of years, and is a place that still retains a strong German culture. It is famous for producing high-quality white wine, but of course beer culture is also firmly rooted in the history of Alsace.

    Originally from Strasbourg, the Blessings had also lived in Montpellier and Vienna, but in 2013 they returned to this village, where Thomas' grandfather was from, and set up a small brewery.

    The brewery is in a garage attached to his house, and the kiln for boiling the wort is a modified version of a used milk pasteurization facility he bought nearby. With this handmade equipment, they brew 40KL of beer per year, which makes them quite a small-scale brewery (microbrewery) even among craft beer producers.

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