This roadtrip will take you along the beer route from Moselle to Wallonia, via the Ardennes. You'll meet the brewers, discover their know-how and the passion that drives them.
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Bitche
Bitche
Recommended route(s) : A4
La Brasserie de la Terre à la Bière in Bitche, 5 minutes by car. Artisanal brewery offering a variety of beers, including its speciality "Bitcherland". Book at least 24 hours in advance!
The Bitche Citadel. Perched on a rock that was once of strategic interest, the citadel has a long history and is a true masterpiece of military art.
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Rodemack
Rodemack
Recommended route(s) : A4
Rodemack craft brewery 2 minutes' walk from the town centre. The brewery welcomes visitors on brewing days and on Saturday afternoons. On the programme: tour of the facilities, tasting and sale of the brewery's products.
Rodemack Citadel. Built on the foundations of a medieval castle founded by the Lords of Rodemack in the 12th century, the Rodemack Citadel has its roots in the Middle Ages.
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Stenay
Stenay
Recommended route(s) : N12
The Brasserie du Château Fort in Sedan is a 30-minute drive away. Here you can have a drink and sample regional specialities at any time of the day (Ardennes toast, sugar cakes, herbal teas from days gone by, old-fashioned spirits, Ardennes beers and much more...).
La petite brasserie Ardennaise in Charleville-Mézières, 45 minutes by car (the brewery brews 4 types of beer, 100 natural % (la Blonde,lAmberthe Blanche and the Stout.L'Ambrée is round and fruity on the palate, with a slightly bitter finish. La Blonde is refermented in the bottle
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Cerfontaine
Cerfontaine
Recommended route(s) : A29
Brasserie des Fagnes >13 minutes by car from Couvin. Enter one of the temples of Belgian beer. The brews follow the rhythm of the seasons... The beers are fruitier in spring, lighter and more refreshing in summer, amber in autumn with more body and flavour, and more alcoholic in winter with a tendency towards strong browns. You won't be able to taste them anywhere else!
The Abbey of Notre-Dame de Scourmont in Chimay is 27 minutes away by car. This Cistercian abbey, built in 1850, is best known for its famous Trappist beer, still brewed on site in the greatest secrecy: Chimay beer, known the world over.
Brasserie de Silenrieux 10 minutes by car. This former railway building has been converted into a tasting room for special beers and regional products, a shop window where farmers present and sell their products, and a brewery. Beers produced: Sara (amber), Joseph (blonde: spelt beer with an exclusive fruity flavour), Sarrasin Biologique (blonde), Pavée de l'Ours (blonde with honey).
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Boussois
Boussois
Recommended route(s) : A29
Brasserie Brootcooreens in Erquelinnes, 9 minutes by car. Produces Angélus speciality beers as well as a wide range of custom beers.
The Corps de Garde Museum in Maubeuge is 11 minutes away by car. The Corps de Garde is an integral part of the defence system designed by Vauban. It now houses a small museum retracing the military history of Maubeuge.
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Aalst
Aalst
Recommended route(s) : A29
Landtsheer Brewery in Buggenhout, 25 minutes by car. This brewery has been in existence since the 18th century. It brews mainly Malheur beers, three varieties of which are rarely brewed raw beers.
The de Block brewery in Merchtem is a 25-minute drive away. It produces, among other things, the renowned Belgian abbey beer Dendermonde Tripel, the three Satan beers and Kastaar.
Musée Schaerbeekois de la Bière Brussels 35 minutes away by car. The Schaerbeek Beer Museum is a museum dedicated to Belgian beers. The museum shows the different stages of brewing and exhibits almost 2,000 bottles of beer. tyle="font-family: Trebuchet MS, sans-serif;">beers
By stoemelings in Brussels, a 30-minute drive away. During the visit, you will discover how a small brewery grows, the ingredients that make a tasty beer and the different stages in the brewing process. This brewery is one of the most popular in the capital.
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