The Boon Brewery is the life’s work of Frank Boon, who is often referred to as the saviour of Geuze. He took over a geuze blendery that was threatening to disappear in the late 1970s, determined to revive the local Geuze tradition. As the years went by, the Boon Brewery grew with the greatest respect for traditional craftsmanship.
Lembeek is considered by many the archetypical home of the Belgian sour beer style, lambic. Today, with more than 2.5M litres of lambic, Brouwerij BOON boasts at present, the largest stock of lambic in oak barrels.
Among these are the Champagne-like, 2-year-old Oude Geuze Boon and more modern fruit lambics such as the Kriek Boon.
Boon is the only brewery to have won six consecutive gold medals at the World Beer Cup (2008,’10,’12,’14.’16,’18).
The Boon Brewery is the life’s work of Frank Boon, who is often referred to as the saviour of Geuze. He took over a geuze blendery that was threatening to disappear in the late 1970s, determined to revive the local Geuze tradition. As the years went by, the Boon Brewery grew with the greatest respect for traditional craftsmanship.
Lembeek is considered by many the archetypical home of the Belgian sour beer style, lambic. Today, with more than 2.5M litres of lambic, Brouwerij BOON boasts at present, the largest stock of lambic in oak barrels.
Among these are the Champagne-like, 2-year-old Oude Geuze Boon and more modern fruit lambics such as the Kriek Boon.
Boon is the only brewery to have won six consecutive gold medals at the World Beer Cup (2008,’10,’12,’14.’16,’18).
