Leroy Breweries is a Belgian brewery with roots stretching back to 1572, making it the oldest brewery in West Flanders. Based in the Westhoek region of Belgium, the brewery was formally established in its current form in 2016 through the merger of two historic breweries: Brouwerij Het Sas and Brouwerij Van Eecke. With eleven generations of brewing craftsmanship under one roof, Leroy Breweries stands as a testament to the enduring brewing traditions of the Belgian province of West Flanders. The brewery's portfolio spans a range of Belgian beer styles, with a strong focus on ales and abbey beers. Among its most celebrated offerings is the Kapittel range of abbey beers, a series with deep roots in Belgian brewing heritage. Equally iconic is Poperings Hommelbier, a hop-forward ale that has long symbolised the close relationship between brewing and hop agriculture in the Westhoek — Belgium's primary hop-growing region. With only six beers in its core range, each brew reflects a commitment to quality and regional character. Leroy Breweries has recently expanded its story further by partnering with Brouwerij De Kazematten, a collaboration that allows both breweries to grow while preserving their individual identities. The brewery's original site in Boezinge, near Ieper, carries centuries of history within its walls, making it a compelling destination for beer lovers seeking authentic Belgian brewing heritage.