For all those who are still looking for Christmas presents and value regionality, the Tölzer Kurier asked around for nice presents from the Isarwinkel.
Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen
- Slowly you should start thinking about what you want to put under the Christmas tree on Christmas Eve.
After all, Christmas is approaching with great strides.
Handicrafts and homemade items from Lenggries and the surrounding area can be found in the local village shop.
“We have a lot of handmade items such as soaps or shot glass holders made from deer antlers,” explains Fanny Mader, who runs the Lenggries village shop together with Carolin Lijsen.
“Our traditional costume loops are particularly lasting, but also the jewelry made from dirndl fabric, which is available in many colors to match the traditional costume.” Mader believes that key rings made from old climbing ropes are also great gifts.
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Traditional costume loops and jewelry made of dirndl fabric are available from Fanny Mader in the Lenggries village shop.
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At the "Hirschkuss-Genussmanufaktur" in Gaißach, the new mulled wine spritzer is the big hit this year.
Owner Petra Waldherr-Merk explains what is special about it.
“The spritzer is ready to drink in the bottle, you don't have to make it hot.
It is the perfect replacement for the Christmas markets, which are canceled this year. “Otherwise, there is a lot in the pleasure manufactory that you cannot buy on Amazon, according to Waldherr-Merk.
“Blankets or Christmas decorations - just what makes people happy.
We'll wrap it up nicely. "
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Mulled wine spritzer and Christmas decorations are in demand at Petra Waldherr-Merk in the "Genussmanufaktur" in Gaißach.
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Original gifts from Jachenau are available from the Alpenstick company. There, for example, business customers can have their company's logo embroidered on clothing. Alpenstick also embroidered wool felt. "We have pillows, key rings, hip flasks or thermos flasks with funny sayings on them," explains Heide Wagner, the owner. “Our felt cushions, which can be customized, are very popular. 'Grandma' and 'Grandpa' are the best sellers. ”In addition,“ Alpenstick ”has calendars in a felt cover, for example. For example, it says “Today is your day”. Anyone looking for something sustainable is also well advised with the Jachenau company. “Our 'Muichflaschn-Daschn' is suitable for this. Exactly two glass bottles fit into the pocket, which you can then take with you to the milk vending machine. They are well protected in the pocket. "
Traditional hats or hand-sewn children's memories
Much more people have been going hiking since Corona, as Wagner and her team have noticed.
“Since so many are out there, we've been selling a lot more hip flasks.
They also have an embroidered felt cover with 'Gipfelstürmer', 'Bergfex' or 'Gipfelschnaps'.
And then we have a large selection of colorful headbands.
They always go. "
The ladies from the "Mausmanufaktur" in Lenggries also have something against cold ears. “We have traditional hats that you can have made to match traditional coats or jackets,” says Marille Retzer, who crochets the hats together with other women. They can be individualized with embroidery such as deer, dachshund or deer. “We have a wide range.” You can buy the headgear in the Arabella Brauneck Hotel or in Café Schwarz in Lenggries, among other places. "You can also come by at my home on Birkhahnstrasse," said Retzer. "I have a lot of wool there, so you can choose what you want."
Anyone who wants to do something good for the environment will find what they are looking for in “Ois Ohne”, the unpackaged shop in Tölz.
"We have a lot of non-food items," explains Sabine Riesch, the managing director.
"Hand-sewn children's memories, eye pads with dried flowers such as lavender or mint or hand-sewn hair ties, all made from organic cotton."
Homemade food from Oberfischbach
Practical for the lunch break: coated, wipeable lunch bags or lunch boxes made of stainless steel.
“We also have a roll bag made of loden that you can take with you to the bakery.” The bag is also coated on the inside and can therefore be wiped off with a damp cloth.
"If you turn it inside out, you have a bread basket that you can put on the breakfast table," says Riesch, listing what you can get at "Ois Ohne": hand-sewn Christmas cards, pencil cases, beeswax towels, hand-made Christmas soaps or bubbly bath balls from Geretsried or peelings in a glass.
“Of course, we pack everything sustainably in our store.
Our vouchers are also a nice gift.
You can tie them to glasses that are filled with mixed snacks. "
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Brigitte Schauer from the Schauer distillery in Oberfischbach shows a high-proof gift set.
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There are particularly fine wines at the Schauer distillery in Oberfischbach.
“We have many fruit brandies and fruit liqueurs on offer,” says Brigitte Schauer.
She doesn't have a gift tip especially for Christmas.
“We advise individually.
It has to suit the person or the food. ”Whatever works, the“ classics ”apple, pear and plum.
"Our customers really appreciate the quality of the products and that everything here is regional."
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