A brewery from 1835, equipment more than a hundred years old that still runs on every brew day, and a bar full of beer brewed right here. Every Sunday we give a brewery tour, and on weekends the Oerbar, our taproom, is open.
⚠︎ The brewery is closed on Sunday 1 November: no tour and the Oerbar is closed.
Closed during the Christmas holidays. Check our socials before you come.
What to expect.
Plan for an afternoon ↓
1
Brewery tour
Forty-five minutes through the brewhouse, past the malt mill, the mash tun and the open fermenters. With stories you won't hear anywhere else.
2
The coolship
The coolship dates from 1921, when the brewery was rebuilt after the First World War, and is still in use: every brew cools down here. There aren't many breweries left where you can still see that.
3
The Oerbar
After the tour you taste three beers from the cask. Then you can order the whole range in our taproom, including Oeral, which you can only drink here, and the Reservas, which are hard to find in other bars.
4
The terrace
In good weather you sit outside, between the old brewery buildings, with a De Dolle Brouwers beer in the sun.
Practical.
Sunday brewery tour
At 2 pm in English and at 3 pm in Dutch. About 45 minutes, €10 per person, including three tastings from the cask. Book online or just turn up and buy a ticket on the spot.
