Brasserie d'Écaussinnes

Brasserie d'Écaussinnes is a brewery in Belgium. According to its official website, the village of Écaussinnes had no beer production after 1970, when the brasserie des carrières was acquired by the brasserie du progrès. In 2012, two enthusiasts invested in the former brasserie d'Écaussinnes with the goal of relaunching beer production in the village. A new team was put in place in 2014, and in 2015 the brewery launched its revolution. The brewery produces the 1830 range, described as the flagship of the brewery, including LE ROI (dark beer, 10% alcohol), LA LOI (blonde beer, 8% alcohol), and LA LIBERTE (amber beer, 7% alcohol).

According to the official website, after 1970 and the acquisition of the brasserie des carrières by the brasserie du progrès, the village of Écaussinnes no longer had beer production. In 2012, two enthusiasts decided to invest in the former brasserie d'Écaussinnes with the objective of relaunching beer production in the village. Work was undertaken to modernize the production and image of the brewery. In 2014, a new team was put in place, bringing a young and modern dynamic. In 2015, the brewery launched its revolution. The brewery created the 1830 range in honor of the Walloon volunteers who marched on Brussels in 1830 and participated in the revolution that gave birth to the Belgian state.

• LE ROI – Bière Brune

  Bière de garde with complex taste that improves with time; 10% alcohol; notes of coffee and slightly woody.

• LA LOI – Bière Blonde

  High-fermentation blonde beer with brilliant robe, abundant compact foam; 8% alcohol; aperitif and refreshing.

• LA LIBERTE – Bière Ambrée

  Inspired by old-style Belgian amber beers; malty character, caramelized and slightly roasted nose; 7% alcohol.

1. 1Brasserie SCASSENES – Brasserie SCASSSENES – Brasserie Artisanalebrasseriescassenes.be
2. 2Brasserie d'Écaussinneswikidata.org