I have to admit, I like these laws. You can still brew mostly what you want, it is just that you are not allowed to call it beer. So essentially it is a clear d

I have to admit, I like these laws. You can still brew mostly what you want, it is just that you are not allowed to call it beer. So essentially it is a clear definition what beer is. There are similar rules, which define exactly what confitures, marmalades, cremes, jellies and fruit spreads are and how they differ. Same for drinks. This is awesome for consumers: When you buy "fruit juice" it is actually 100% made out of fruit, not a sugary lemonade. When you buy "Wiener Schnitzel" it will actually be a Wiener Schnitzel (veal not pork). You do not have to look up the ingredients or ask the waiter.