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Best BreweriesBrugge, Belgium
1. Pellicle Vergistingen
St. Michiels Brugge, Belgium
Pellicle Vergistingen produce's exceptional beer and is ranked #8 in Belgium. They are most well known for "Rosemary Fields Forever (2023)", which is a Fruit Lambic and "Elderflower Power", which is an Other Lambic. Their primary focus is brewing Ciders and Lambics.
2. DUST Blending
Brugge, Belgium
DUST Blending produce's high quality beer and is ranked #21 in Belgium. They are most well known for "Ciderstorm", which is a Cider and "WüühüüW", which is a Saison. Their primary focus is brewing Saisons and Ciders.
3. Brouwerij De Halve Maan
Brugge, Belgium
De Halve Maan Brewing Company is a family brewery in the heart of Bruges, Belgium. The brewery was restarted and refined by Veronique Maes in 2005. With unique beer recipe on the work, the brewery was renamed as ‘Brugse Zot’. Brugse Zot beer became the only beer that is personally brewed in the town center of Bruges. The Brugse Zot and Straffe Hendrik beers are two of the brewery’s finest types of beers. Straffe Hendrik beer is filled with bitter ale while the Brugse Zot is rich in fruity flavor along with different types of malts and hoppy aromas.
4. De Vier Monniken
Brugge, Belgium
De Vier Monniken produce's decent quality beer and has a limited variety of different ones to choose from. They are most well known for "Monachus XII", which is a Belgian Quadrupel and "Monachus VIII", which is a Belgian Tripel. Their primary focus is brewing Belgian Ales and Dark Beers.
5. Microbrouwerij Urthel
Ruiselede, Belgium
The Urthel beers are different from other beers. They have a quirky character and are Belgian in style. The three Urthel beer varieties do have one important thing in common; they're a real treat. Sparkling gold, refreshing and bubbly, but also with a firm bite. The Urthel drinker enjoys life fully. The brewers enjoy their trade, and you can taste that. Their passion and hard work has already been recognised with the receiving of the prestigious World Beer Award.
6. Bierstekers
Brugge, Belgium
On a slow sunday evening shift @In't Nieuw Museum we decided to experiment a bit with beer. Having just read a book about lambic beer and how they blend their young and old lambic to become geuze, the idea was to explore if this could be done with other beer(type)s. After messing around a little bit we ended up with some more than decent results and continued the journey. Now almost two years later we have a growing line of blends that we sell @ the restaurant.
8. Microbrouwerij Urthel
Ruiselede, Belgium
The Urthel beers are different from other beers. They have a quirky character and are Belgian in style. The three Urthel beer varieties do have one important thing in common; they're a real treat. Sparkling gold, refreshing and bubbly, but also with a firm bite. The Urthel drinker enjoys life fully. The brewers enjoy their trade, and you can taste that. Their passion and hard work has already been recognised with the receiving of the prestigious World Beer Award.
9. Cambrinus
Brugge, Belgium
Cambrinus produce's unproven beer and chooses to limit their brewing to a select few. They are most well known for "Blond", which is a Belgian Blonde and "Bruin", which is a Belgian Strong Dark Ale. Their primary focus is brewing Belgian Ales and Others.
