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Address: Sint-Pieters-Leeuw
Sint-Pieters-Leeuw
Vlaams Brabant
Belgium
Sint-Pieters-Leeuw
Vlaams Brabant
Belgium
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Modified: October 9, 2016
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Address: Molenstraat 47
Beersel
Vlaams Gewest
1651
Belgium
Beersel
Vlaams Gewest
1651
Belgium
Brouwerij 3 Fonteinen is one of the last traditional lambik breweries and authentic Gueuze blenders. Deeply rooted in the Senne valley and the Pajottenland, their history, cultural traditions and terroir. More than 140 years of pure artisan, passion and quality. The lambik-O-droom can be visited on Wednesday from 10 am to 5 pm and on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, from Read more...
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Modified: October 11, 2024
Address: 8 Konijnestraat
Vlezenbeek
Flemish Brabant
1602
Belgium
Vlezenbeek
Flemish Brabant
1602
Belgium
In the autumn of 2012, Raymond De Saegher came up with the idea of starting a small hobby brewery. From that brewery you can promote regional products from the Pajottenland, do food pairing (the right beer with the right dish), and above all have fun brewing artisanal beer. Soon there were 3 other candidates to start the project: Geert Van Read more...
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Modified: August 14, 2024
Address: Bergensesteenweg 144
Sint-Pieters-Leeuw
Région Flamande
1600
Belgium
Sint-Pieters-Leeuw
Région Flamande
1600
Belgium
Belle-Vue Brewery is a branch of AB Inbev. The brewery has been located in Zuun since 1972. The brand’s lambic beers are brewed here. Other beers such as Scothc CTS, Whitbread and bass are also brewed there. Author: Caroline Porsiel Read more...
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Modified: October 11, 2024
Address: Oct de Kerchove d'Exaerdestraat 16
Halle
Vlaams Gewest
1501
Belgium
Halle
Vlaams Gewest
1501
Belgium
We would like to welcome you to the Toer de Geuze @ Den Herberg on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 May. All our beers, as well as some firsts, can then be fully tasted and drunk. There are continuous free tours of the brewery, and if you want to enjoy all those goodies at home, you can visit the Shop. Read more...
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Modified: October 11, 2024
Address: Lenniksebaan 257
Sint-Pieters-Leeuw
Flanders
1602
Belgium
Sint-Pieters-Leeuw
Flanders
1602
Belgium
Lindemans brews traditional lambic according to the traditional method of spontaneous fermentation. The brewery makes its own based on this lambic specialty beers. Author: Caroline Porsiel Read more...
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Modified: January 8, 2018
Address: Laarheidestraat 220
Beersel
Flanders
1650
Belgium
Beersel
Flanders
1650
Belgium
The Brewery Oud Beersel, which started in 1882, is located in Beersel at 10 km from the Brussels city centre, in the southwest of the capital. It is one of the last remaining authentic lambic breweries of Belgium and well known for its lambic beer brewed along traditional brewing methods. Lambic matures up to three years in wooden barrels, whereupon Read more...
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Modified: January 11, 2018
Address: 16 Isabellastraat
Schepdaal
Flemish Brabant
1703
Belgium
Schepdaal
Flemish Brabant
1703
Belgium
The site was purchased by the Kestemont family in 2016, a family born and bred in the Pajot region. After three years, the first batch of lambic is put into wooden casks to start aging. A new brewing hall was installed early 2021 to start brewing again after almost half a century of absence. Finally, it is once more possible Read more...
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Modified: February 11, 2024
Address: Kerkstraat 11
Dilbeek
Flanders
1701
Belgium
Dilbeek
Flanders
1701
Belgium
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 Jacobus Walravens, it was also a farm, an orchard, a café and a malt-house. In the early 20th century, the sixth generation, Paul Van Cutsem, son-in-law of Frans Read more...
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Modified: May 13, 2023
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