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He actually wanted to become a winegrower, but his love of brewing beer got the better of him. Bart Devillé single-handedly converted an old pub in Buizingen into Brouwerij Den Herberg – complete with a proper inn. There, his son Akke and daughter Charlien happily serve the house’s freshly brewed beers. So you can taste them straight from the source.

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Find out more about Lambiekland and the various breweries and events

Practical

Opening hours Group visits possible every day by appointment.
Visitability In group
Lambiekland

This brewery is part of the Lambiekland Passport.

Walk

The Lambiekstoemper walk passes by the brewery.

Health warning

Alcohol abuse is harmful to your health.

Location and accessibility

Parking Parking nearby
Public transport Bus stop 'Buizingen Gemeenteplein' 123 metres away. Bus lines: R53, R54.
Accessibility label Fully accessible. The toilets are not adapted for disabled access, but are accessible.
Cycle parking

Bicycle parking available.

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When is the best time to visit it?

TODAY

9° 2 Bft

SAT

8° 2 Bft

SUN

11° 3 Bft

MON

11° 2 Bft

TUE

8° 3 Bft

WED

16° 3 Bft

THU

15° 3 Bft

FRI

13° 4 Bft

Story

Actually, Bart Devillé wanted to move to France to make wine. But it turned out to be beer. Instead of a course in winemaking, he opted for a course in beer brewing. He single-handedly converted the old café in Buizingen – which he’d bought with his wife Ann Heremans as a warehouse for their construction firm – into Den Herberg Brewery, complete with a cosy inn.

There, his son Akke and daughter Charlien serve the house beers: Herberg Blond, Tarwe, Tripel, Bruin and Cuvée Devillé. And, out of love for the region, lambic and geuze are, of course, a must. The lambic matures in oak barrels, both at the brewery in Buizingen and at the farm in Lembeek. Bart doesn’t do this alone: his son Akke learnt the trade from his father and helps out wholeheartedly.

Fancy a tasting? You can simply do that on the spot, in the cosy, characterful inn where the beer always flows fresh from the tap.

Experience

It’s literally just a stone’s throw from the inn to the brewery.

Visit and guided tour

You’re welcome to visit the brewery any day, but please do book in advance. Afterwards, pop into the pub and choose whichever beer you’d like to taste. It doesn’t get any fresher than this!

🧍🏻🧍🏻Guided tours are available in Dutch, French and English. A visit lasts approximately 60 minutes.

🦽 The brewery is accessible. The toilets in the adjoining café are not adapted for disabled access, but are accessible.


Café Den Herberg

In this cosy, characterful café, suitable for all ages, you can sample a range of home-brewed beers, as well as an extensive selection of other beers, aged Geuze, aged cherry beers, cocktails and more.

🕙 Open every day from 11.00 am. Closed on Mondays.