UNION JACK The Whisky Pub

Berlin's oldest whisky pub is discreetly located on Schlüterstraße in Charlottenburg, just a few steps from Savignyplatz. Since 1976, the Union Jack has been serving Irish and British beers and pouring over 1,300 types of whisky.

An Institution in Charlottenburg for Almost 50 Years

The Union Jack The Whisky Pub opened its doors in 1976 and has since been considered Berlin’s oldest whisky pub. Schlüterstraße 15 is located in Charlottenburg, within walking distance of Savignyplatz, one of the most beautiful and well-known squares in City West with its cafés, bookstores, and the legendary Quasimodo Jazz Club. So if you’re wondering where to find a good whisky after an evening at Savignyplatz, you’ll find a clear answer here. Since 2016, owner Uwe Wagmüller has been running the pub with new energy. Since then, the whisky menu has grown from formerly around 400 to over 1,300 varieties. Regular tastings and sampling evenings also make the Union Jack a meeting point for all who want to delve deeper into the world of whisky.

Guinness, Kilkenny, and Chili con Carne at Union Jack

As an Irish Pub in Berlin, the Union Jack naturally excels when it comes to beer. On tap, there’s Guinness, Kilkenny, Murphy’s Irish Stout, Irish Red, and Newcastle Brown Ale. Those who prefer cider can choose Strongbow, served either in a pitcher or in a classic Yard-of-Ale. The food remains down-to-earth and British: In the evening hours, there are homemade soups, Chili con Carne, and various types of Walkers Crisps. The Union Jack considers itself an evening establishment, meaning no breakfast or lunch menu. But if you want to chat about single malts in the evening with a freshly tapped Guinness and a bowl of chili in hand, this is the perfect place.