ABB Dusseldorfer Mostert mustard

ABB MUSTARD from Dusseldorf

ABB mustard ... et Mostertpöttche. Aechter Düsseldorf Mostert made Dusseldorf in the 18th century in Germany and neighboring land famous for its particularly spicy and pungent mustard. The Düsseldorf Mostert and his gray potty with the blue logo on which the Düsseldorf anchor and hear the three letters from ABB his time company owner Adam Bernhard Bergrath, became a world-renowned Düsseldorf specialty. Here you can see the ceramic pot. One of the greatest admirers of et Mostertpöttche was Vincent van Gogh. In 1884, he held it in oil on canvas laid. ne real düsseldorfer young

ABB SENF from Düsseldorf

ABB SENF from Dusseldorf

The French Sun King Louis XIV was so enthusiastic about mustard that he gave it his own coat of arms. Chancellor Otto von Bismarck even admitted that there was nothing he liked better than Frankfurt sausages with mustard. What princes and crowned heads liked was also enjoyed by the citizens. So the first German mustard factory was founded in Dusseldorf in 1726. Its speciality was a spicy, dark mustard that quickly became known beyond Germany`s borders under the name ABB and established Dusseldorf`s fame as a mustard metropolis. Lowensenf has continued this tradition after the First World War, right up to the present day.