Brasserie Lefebvre

Brasserie Lefebvre is a historic, family‑run Belgian brewery known for producing expressive, approachable beers with a strong sense of regional identity. Founded in 1876 in Quenast, the brewery has grown over six generations while maintaining its commitment to traditional Belgian brewing and character‑driven flavour.

Their most famous creation, Blanche de Bruxelles, is a classic Belgian witbier brewed with wheat, orange peel, and coriander. It’s soft, refreshing, and gently citrus‑led — a benchmark example of the style. Lefebvre is also well known for its Floreffe abbey ales, ranging from Blonde to Dubbel and Tripel, each offering warm malt richness, subtle spice, and the depth expected from monastic‑inspired brewing.

The brewery’s more playful side comes through in beers like Barbar, a honey‑accented blonde ale with smooth sweetness and herbal notes, and Saison 1900, a rustic farmhouse ale with bright, dry, and lightly spicy character.

Across the range, Lefebvre’s beers share a focus on balance, drinkability, and authentic Belgian craftsmanship, shaped by more than a century of brewing heritage.