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Adambräu, a brewery in the Wilten district of Innsbruck: in 1825 Franz Josef Adam bought the Ansitz Windegg and turned it into a brewery, and in 1917 a company of 38 Innsbruck innkeepers took it over. In 1994 Brau AG took the brewery over and stopped the production but kept the brand, which was brewed first at the Innsbrucker Bürgerbräu and from 2003 at the Brau Union plants Kaltenhausen and Wieselburg. The brewhouse of 1926/27 by Lois Welzenbacher is a listed industrial monument and has housed aut architektur und tirol since 14 January 2005. unverified info