The Dubuisson Brewery is a Belgian family brewery founded in 1769 in Pipaix, province of Hainaut. They brew one of the strongest beers in Belgium, the Bush Ambrée at 12% ABV. The roots of Brasserie Dubuisson are in the distant past. Furthermore, this brewery is able to lay claim to a badge of honour that ... Read More
For centuries the Maes family has been brewing beer on the Walplein in Bruges. The history of the brewery is contained in a unique museum. Guided tours are organised every day. Are you looking for a different way to have lunch in Bruges? Our modern tavern is strongly recommended! You can enjoy your meal overlooking ... Read More
DE GOUDEN BOOM is situated in the historic centre of the city of Bruges, where Jan Hugheins was brewing beer as early as 1455. For generations the business alternated between a brewery and a distillery. In 1872, Jules Vanneste bought the building which, at that time, still housed the ‘t Hamerken distillery. In 1889, he took the step ... Read More
At Brasserie de Silly artisan brewing expertise has passed from father to son through six generations since 1850. The brewery is now recognised as a reference point for quality. ... Read More
Van Honsebrouck is a Belgian brewery in Ingelmunster, Belgium. Founded in 1865 as Sint-Jozef Brewery, it was renamed to Brewery Van Honsebrouck in 1953. It is one of two breweries outside of Pajottenland to produce lambic beer. “On 1st January 2009, at the ripe old age of 79, Luc Van Honsebrouck passed on the mashing ... Read More
Three beers with a distinct personality bear the name Saint Monon: an amber with many hops (slightly bitter, 6,5% alc.), A brown with a rich bouquet (good balance between sweetness and bitterness, 7,5% alc. ) and a honey beer (thanks to the sweet taste of honey, 8% alc.). They have been awarded several times by ... Read More
Brouwerij Timmermans (or Timmermans Brewery) is a lambic brewery in Itterbeek. It was founded in 1781. Timmermans has been brewing in Itterbeek for the last 300 years, ever since 1702. A few miles from the centre of Brussels, it was then known as «The Mole Brewery». Owned by Jan Vandermeulen, it was also a farm, ... Read More
The former name was the brewery Duysters. In today’s cafe Loterbol can find a stone of 1706, which was built into the brewery. We therefore suspect that when all was definitely brewing activity. ... Read More
The roots of our brewery date back to May 1892. It was a time when every brewer brewed its own special beer. It was no different in Bellegem, a rural village in West Flanders within a stone’s throw of the French border. In that same year, the first barrels of “Ouden Tripel”, what is today ... Read More
