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''Leylstadter Beers'', known in the Duchy itself as ''Leylstadter Bieren'', is a brewery located in the village of [[Thorgou]], in the [[Duchy of Leylstadt]]. The brewery, managed by [[Rudolf Duytscher]] - a direct descendant of the brewers of [[Hertogen van Dietsland Brouwerij]] (near [[Schaerbosch]] in [[Batavia]]) - produces a series of local and delicious beers. It has the habit of naming its drinks after historical Batavian, Badaweian or Leylstadter figures who played an important role in the development of their respective countries. | ''Leylstadter Beers'', known in the Duchy itself as ''Leylstadter Bieren'', is a brewery located in the village of [[Thorgou]], in the [[Duchy of Leylstadt]]. The brewery, managed by [[Rudolf Duytscher]] - a direct descendant of the brewers of [[Hertogen van Dietsland Brouwerij]] (near [[Schaerbosch]] in [[Batavia]]) - produces a series of local and delicious beers. It has the habit of naming its drinks after historical Batavian, Badaweian or Leylstadter figures who played an important role in the development of their respective countries. | ||
In 1676 AN, an agreement concerning sponsorship was signed between Rudolf Duytscher and several [[ | In 1676 AN, an agreement concerning sponsorship was signed between Rudolf Duytscher and several [[Alrig]]gian sport clubs. It made Leylstadter Bieren the first company to participate in sponsoring foreign events, which was celebrated with the creation of an ''Alriggiaanse Pils''. | ||
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Revision as of 14:55, 15 September 2019
Leylstadter Beers, known in the Duchy itself as Leylstadter Bieren, is a brewery located in the village of Thorgou, in the Duchy of Leylstadt. The brewery, managed by Rudolf Duytscher - a direct descendant of the brewers of Hertogen van Dietsland Brouwerij (near Schaerbosch in Batavia) - produces a series of local and delicious beers. It has the habit of naming its drinks after historical Batavian, Badaweian or Leylstadter figures who played an important role in the development of their respective countries.
In 1676 AN, an agreement concerning sponsorship was signed between Rudolf Duytscher and several Alriggian sport clubs. It made Leylstadter Bieren the first company to participate in sponsoring foreign events, which was celebrated with the creation of an Alriggiaanse Pils.
