Most of Germany views beer as merely a beverage to be enjoyed. But it's a way of life in Bavaria. The typical Bavarian consumes over 150 litres of beer annually! More beer is consumed in Bavaria than in any other German state. In fact, Bavaria is home to about half of Germany's breweries. In the entire Federal Republic, it has the highest density. The Essential Guide to Germany's Romantic Road is also recommended. Beer cellars and halls in Bavaria are enormous. It is a fundamental part of their culture and way of life. If you enjoy drinking beer, you must visit Bavaria and take a tour of every brewery, sampling beer from each one along the way.
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