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Culinary - Art - Nature |
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Under
the above motto we welcome, since May 1988, our guests in "Jägerhaus".
Jägerhaus was built by a Basel businessman, in 1898, as his Hunting
lodge. Artists from all fields, have lived and worked here since the
1920´s including the poet, Hermann Burte who received the
"Kleist-Preis" for his novel "Der Wildfeber".
In the
Autumn of 1995 the “Max Böhlen Museum” was official opened as a "living
museum" meaning it is available for the exhibition of other artists
work; as well as a reception room for functions and cultural events.
The opening times correspond to those of the restaurant.
After
my apprenticeship and wandering days including a five year settling
period in Australia , I established, along with the help of my New
Zealand born wife, Tiffany, a new definition of the Gallery–coffee
house which has been here in existence since 1965.
It is our
desire and aim in our house on the edge of the Black forest not to be
another "Gourmet-temple" but rather to foster a stylish atmosphere in
which a natural and honest kitchen can flourish upon the high standards
required at such a level. We utilize only top quality produce that is
free of chemical additives. Even our bread contains flour ground by the
water-mill situated in Wollbach. Everything is freshly prepared for you
hence the reason for our compact seasonal menu card. "Small and fine"
is also followed through in the wine card by providing wines from small
ecological private wineryxs (with only a few exceptions) that we
collect directly ourselves thus holding onto our motto: "Quality before
quantity".
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