Brouwerij Emelisse is a Dutch craft brewery headquartered in Kamperland, located in the Zeeland province of the Netherlands. The brewery operates under the name Brouwerij Emelisse/Slot-Oostende, a reference to the historic Slot-Oostende castle in the region. Emelisse has built a strong reputation as one of the Netherlands' standout microbreweries, frequently mentioned alongside Brouwerij de Molen as a leading force in the Dutch craft beer scene. Emelisse's portfolio spans a wide range of beer styles, demonstrating a clear passion for variety and craftsmanship. Their lineup includes a Rauchbier — known for its pleasant peaty smokiness balanced by a solid malt backbone and hop bitterness — as well as takes on Belgian classics such as a Dubbel-style brown ale under the Viven Bruin label. The brewery also produces bold, high-gravity offerings including a Barley Wine and barrel-aged specialities. One of the more notable aspects of Emelisse's range is their experimental barrel-aging programme. Their Bumpy Barrels Barley Wine, for example, is aged for nine months in barrels and clocks in at 12.6% ABV, showcasing the brewery's ambition for complex, full-bodied beers. Emelisse has attracted international attention, with their beers appearing in collector communities in Australia and distribution partnerships across multiple markets.