Brouwerij De Hoorn / Palm

Brouwerij De Hoorn and Palm Brewery represent two interconnected pillars of Belgian brewing heritage, each with its own identity but united by a long tradition of craftsmanship. Based in Steenhuffel, Palm is known for its amber ales rooted in the Brabant brewing style, while De Hoorn serves as the brewery’s creative wing, dedicated to innovation and small‑batch experimentation.

Palm is the flagship beer, a smooth, amber ale with gentle caramel sweetness, soft malt character, and a subtle hop bitterness. It’s approachable, balanced, and unmistakably Belgian, reflecting a style that has been brewed in the region for centuries. Palm’s focus has always been on drinkability and tradition, making it a staple in Belgian cafés.

Brouwerij De Hoorn, revived as a separate brewing site within the Palm family, is where the more modern and expressive creations take shape. Beers like Cornet, a strong blond ale aged on oak, showcase this innovative spirit. Cornet is full‑bodied, gently warming, and marked by vanilla and wood notes that set it apart from classic Belgian blondes. De Hoorn’s limited releases and experimental batches continue this theme, blending tradition with contemporary brewing ideas.

Together, Palm and De Hoorn offer a portfolio that spans classic Belgian amber ales to modern oak‑aged specialties, all grounded in heritage and careful craftsmanship.