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Paulaner Brewery is one of the oldest and most well-known breweries in Germany. The Paulaner Brewery Tour is a great way to learn about the history of the brewery and see how the beer is made. The tour includes a visit to the brewery museum, a tour of the brewing facilities, and a tasting of Paulaner beer. The question currently being subject of a legal dispute before the Regional Court Munich I (Germany) is the nature of the contract between Riegele and Paulaner concerning the trademark “Spezi”. Licence agreements grant the right to use a trademark by way of a contract. The licence agreement determines the scope of use for the licensee. Usually, licence agreements are agreed on only for a limited time. Our company is guided by the following principles. We are also committed to ensuring that our partners in the retail, catering and hospitality trades also follow these guidelines. The Paulaner Shop is a great place to buy beer, wine, and other German foods. The staff is very friendly and helpful, and the prices are reasonable. The shop is located in the heart of the city, and it is easy to find.The success of the Spezi brand is based on the efforts and investments made by the Spezi license family since 1956,” a spokesperson said. “We will examine the reasoning of the court and then decide on further steps.

Spezi ( German pronunciation: [ˈʃpeːtsi]) is the brand name for a soft drink owned by Brauhaus Riegele in Augsburg, Germany. [1] Spezi is a genericized trademark and the name is used as a generic term for a mixture of cola and orange soda in most German-speaking countries. Paulaner is worldwide known as a wheat beer specialist. However, the company has also significantly shaped the recent trend of pale beers (“ Hell”), particularly through the successful market entry of Chiemseer and the well-executed relaunch of Paulaner Hell. The success story of the non-alcoholic cult beverage Paulaner Spezi is unparalleled in the German beverage market. Kulmbacher Brauerei, on the other hand, has established itself as the market leader in swing-top bottle offerings with its brand Mönchshof. One significant manufacturer and distributer of “Spezi” is the brewery Paulaner Brauerei Gruppe GmbH & Co. KGaA (“ Paulaner”). According to Paulaner, they sell about 90,000,000 litres of the mix drink every year. But there are also other manufacturers which produce the Cola and Orange mix drink and the relevant public also perceives those drinks as “Spezi”. Being born and living in Bavaria, I can confirm that a 50/50 mix of orange lemonade and Coke is too much on the orange side. Still your information is correct, a “roughly” 50/50 mix is what you usually get if it’s manually done in a restaurant. I personally prefer somewhat more Coke, your 2/3 to 1/3 ratio sounds pretty close to that. So you can call that Bavarian-approved now 🙂 We are against alcohol in road transport. We appeal to the public to avoid alcohol when using the roads.Most large beverage manufacturers sell similar products, though mostly in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Examples are Schwip Schwap by PepsiCo or Mezzo Mix by the Coca-Cola Company though most grocery store chains sell generic brand versions of the drink as well, usually called "Cola-Mix". If the licence agreements are not subject to a time limit, the licence agreements can be terminated without any reason. This does not apply to demarcation agreements. I won’t be using all of those lemons. That’s just to make the pictures a little more colourful. Also, Spezi is typically served with a lemon wedge at a restaurant. Though, using oranges might have been more apropos. Perhaps I’ll have to retake these pictures sometime in the future? Vytváří profil zájmů návštěvníků webových stránek, aby se jim prostřednictvím retargetingu zobrazovaly relevantní a personalizované reklamy We are committed to protecting young people. We help our sales partners in retail, catering and hospitality to comply with the applicable provisions for protecting young people, in particular when it comes to implementing the age limit of 16 for serving beer.