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The Brasserie de la Lienne, located in the Belgian Ardenne, in Lierneux, serves an exceptional beer. One of the most beautiful regions of the country...

  • A craft microbrewery in the heart of the Ardennes
  • Indulge in tasting this beer during your visit
  • A stunning natured setting to discover

A microbrewery to discover now before others do

Mélissa and Nicolas Résimont opened the Lienne microbrewery between the provinces of Lìège and Luxembourg.
These beer passionate have been welcoming guests in a former Ardenne farm since 2013. Haybarn, mangers and animals have made space for a tasting lounge and fermentation tanks.

Lienne, a beer you simply need to try!

4 beers, a hoppy lager, another with reddish hints, a dark beer, a stout are brewed in this former farm, nestled in nature. Other recipes are already being brewed by this craft microbrewery.

Hikes, bike trails, attractions, culture...

Nestled in nature, the Brasserie de Lienne also is an ideal starting point for hikes, cycling tourism, mountain bike trails. Don't forget the Spa racecourse and thermal baths nearby not the many WWII historical sites in the area.

The region promises wonderful family days. Why wait any longer to book a visit of the Microbrasserie de la Lienne? You will get to learn everything about brewing!

 

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Sales counter - Tasting - Tour of facilities

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