Brasserie Coopérative Liégeoise is a cooperative microbrewery based in the Province of Liège, Belgium. Located at the Ferme à l'Arbre in Lantin — with a registered address at Avenue de l'Expansion 4/4 in Alleur (Ans) — the brewery holds a distinctive place in the regional brewing landscape as the first certified organic brewery in the greater Liège area. Its cooperative structure reflects a commitment to shared ownership and community-driven production. The brewery specialises in farm-style beers brewed with locally grown or organic ingredients. Part of the wheat and hops used in production is sourced directly from the farm on the same site, underlining a genuinely farm-to-glass philosophy. The portfolio includes the Badjawe Blonde, Badjawe Ambrée, and Nigauds Brune — a range spanning blonde, amber, and brown beer styles that showcase the brewery's focus on natural, traceable raw materials. Brasserie Coopérative Liégeoise is listed as a partner brewery on Visit Wallonia's beer route and welcomes visitors for tours and tastings. The brewery can be reached at +32 (0) 497 97 57 04, and more information is available via its website at www.bcl.bio.