Brouwerij De Wereld is one of the most historically significant breweries in the Netherlands, rooted in the Hanseatic city of Kampen in the province of Overijssel. According to historical records, the brewery endured for nearly 400 years, making it one of the longest-running brewing operations in Dutch history. Its story was documented in a 2006 publication by A. de Wilde, titled 'Brouwerij De Wereld te Kampen', published in collaboration with the Gemeentearchief of Kampen. After a long period of absence, the name Brouwerij De Wereld was revived in 2016 by David Lemstra, connected to biercafé De Wereld in Kampen. This revival brought the historic brewing name back to life in its original city, continuing a legacy deeply intertwined with Kampen's local beer culture. The brewery's beers are available through regional outlets, including local farm shops in the area. Due to the brewery's revival nature and its strong ties to local heritage, Brouwerij De Wereld represents a living piece of Dutch brewing history. However, detailed information about the current beer portfolio and specific styles remains limited in available sources.