[[Image:Dorrberg2.jpg|thumb|right|Dörrberg in 1912]]'''Dörrberg im Geratal'''<ref>http://www.geonames.org/2935580/doerrberg.html</ref> is a town in Thüringer Wald<ref>http://www.thueringen-anders.de/ta/lage.html</ref>, [[Germany]] that was the location of the death of the notable [[neurology|neurologist]] [[Carl Wernicke]] in 1905 following a tragic [[bicycle]] accident<ref>http://www.whonamedit.com/doctor.cfm/927.html</ref> when he impaled himself on a brake [[lever]].
Dörrberg lies in the former [[DDR]] (East [[Germany]]) <ref>http://www.ostdeutsche-biographie.de/wernca98.htm</ref>. The climate is typical Central European with warm summers and cold winters.<ref>http://www.meteo24.de/wetter/49X17300.html]</ref>. The region is heavily forested and is a popular holiday destination for walkers and naturists<ref>http://www.thueringen-anders.de/ta/geschichte.html</ref>.
The town boasts a fine castle and many half-timbered buildings. It is noted for its ''Dörrberger Diet Pils'', a low [[carbohydrate]] lager-type [[beer]] and ''Birgit's Kafe'' which is reputed to make one of the best [[Black Forest gateau]]x.