Brasserie La Parisienne is a craft brewery founded in 2014 by Jean Barthélemy, located in Pantin, just beyond the 19th arrondissement of Paris. Barthélemy belongs to a new generation of French brewers dedicated to rebuilding an artisanal beer tradition in the French capital. His ambition was straightforward: to give Paris its own beer again and share his passion for craft brewing with fellow Parisians. The brewery's portfolio reflects both Belgian brewing influences and modern craft sensibilities. Core beers include La Blonde, a Belgian Blonde Ale, La Brune, a Belgian-style Brown Ale, La Rousse, a Flanders Red Ale, and Le Titi Parisien, a Belgian-inspired IPA. The range showcases a variety of fermentation styles and malt profiles, positioning Brasserie La Parisienne as one of the more diverse craft producers in the Paris beer scene. Brasserie La Parisienne has been widely recognised as one of the breweries putting French craft beer back on the map, alongside names such as Paname Brewing Company. It is frequently cited in coverage of France's growing craft beer market and has helped inspire a broader movement of microbreweries and brew pubs emerging across the country.