Bourgogne des Flandres

As a rule, everything in the brewery is explained in Dutch, French, English and German. Subtitles to videos are available in Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian and Japanese for groups. An audiguide can be provided in all these languages. You can take a tour between 10.30 am and 6 pm with the last tour starting at 5 pm.

You can take the tour at your own pace. We suggest 40 minutes for the tour, but nothing stops you from taking your time. Your free Bourgogne des Flandres or other drink at the end of your visit is not included in these 40 minutes. 

You can visit Bourgogne des Flandres brewery on your own without a guide. Thanks to the video in the old brewer’s house, you’ll discover the history of this beer, which has finally returned to the inner city of Bruges. Explore the brewery, learn more on the ingredients and be surprised by the aroma of malt and fresh hops in the loft. You can even ask questions to the brewer! In the interactive room you’ll learn how to tap beer digitally, send e-cards to your friends and family, or take a bottle of Bourgogne des Flandres with your picture home after you’ve picked it up in the Finest Brewery Shop at the end of your visit.

We are open from Tuesday to Sunday between 10:30 am and 6:30 pm. The final tour begins at 5 pm.

There is a lift connecting the restaurant, the tasting rooms, the brewery and the interactive room. This makes a large part of the brewery tour easily accessible.

You can book online for groups between 20 and 25 persons on your own initiative provided that no individual visitors have booked in your time slot. Is your group larger? Or do you prefer a guided tour? Then contact us via the contact form.

In addition, groups can also register for a blending session to blend their own Bourgogne des Flandres. Count on about 25 minutes extra.

The blending session can be booked as an extra for groups. A beer connoisseur explains how Bourgogne des Flandres is made by blending young and old beer according to the time-honoured Flemish tradition. You find out more on the different components: first on lambic from Timmermans Brewery, which is produced by spontaneous fermentation and aged in wooden barrels, and then on the brown top-fermented beer that is brewed in the loft at the Bruges brewery. And then it is up to you! Blend your own Bourgogne des Flandres. Do you prefer the refreshing, tangy flavour of lambic, or are you a fan of hints of caramel? Conclude your visit with a well-balanced and complex Bourgogne des Flandres made by our brewer.

Yes, you don't need to visit the brewer first before pulling up a chair to enjoy Flemish beer. It nevertheless goes without saying that we strongly recommend a visit to the brewery. For more information please call +32 (0)50 61 25 39.
Open from Tuesday to Sunday between 10:30 am and 7 pm.

You can contact Bourgogne des Flandres by phone: 0032 (0)50 33 54 26 or send an email to info@bourgognedesflandres.be

Our brewery is located in the centre of Bruges, but has no parking facilities of its own. Parking in the city centre is possible at a charge and limited to maximum 2 to 4 hours with a (European) parking disc. The nearest underground car park is called "’t Pandreitje" and is a ten-minute walk from the brewery. The easiest option may be to park your car at the railway station and then to take public transport. The brewery is just a few minutes' walk from Grote Markt square.

Address: Kartuizerinnenstraat 6, 8000 Brugge (Bruges)