Since 2011
We focus on interesting quality beers and ciders and we import those from all around the world. Our portfolio is in constant change and specialities as well as novelties are regularly featured. If you wish to receive any additional information about us or about our products, please don’t hesitate to contact us!
Schneider Weisse
The quality beers from the oldest wheat beer brewery in Bavaria are now in our portfolio!
Schneider Weisse is the oldest wheat beer brewery in Bavaria – and still a family business. Currently the 6th generation is managing the brewery and the 7th generation is already strongly involved. The brewery is in Kelheim, slightly north from Munich.
Over 90% of the raw materials come from less than 100km radius. The brewing process is still super traditional – open vessels and real bottle conditioning. This ensures the authentic, rich taste profile which the brewery is well known.
Saku Õlletehase
The beers from Saku enrich our portfolio as well!
Saku is the oldest beer producer in Estonia, the history dates back to 1820. Then the Count Karl Friedrich Rehbinder who owned the Saku manor set up a small brewery there. By 1899 Saku had become the largest brewery in North Estonia and they had built their own railway between Saku and Tallinn. Having lived through the turbulent times of both world wars, Saku became the biggest brewer in the Estonian beer market in 1950s and has retained that position to this day, being neck and neck with its biggest competitor.
In our portfolio you can find e.g. Saku Tume, Saku Porter and Saku Kuld. And constantly also draught options!
Kasteel Brouwerij Vanhonsebrouck
Our Belgian beer selection grew even stronger with the beers from Kasteel Brouwerij Vanhonsebrouck and their great beers!
The history of the brewery dates back to early 19th Century, when Amandus Vanhonsebrouck started his brewery in the village of Werken. His son Emile continued for a while, but started his own brewery at Ingelmunster, with his wife Louise. The brewery has stayed in the family ownership – currently already in the 5th generation.
The name changed to Vanhonsebrouck already in 1956 and since 2016 the brewery in Ingelmunster closed permanently, as Kasteel Brouwerij Vanhonsebrouck moved in the new, bigger, purposebuilt and modern brewery in Emelgem.
In our selection you can find the classic Kasteelbier Donker as well as St-Louis Kriek – and many others!