Museumbrouwerij De Roos is a historic brewery located in Hilvarenbeek, in the Dutch province of North Brabant. Founded in 1877, it operated as an active brewery until the 1930s. Today, the brewery is preserved and managed by the Stichting Museumbrouwerij De Roos, a foundation dedicated to safeguarding the heritage of Dutch beer culture. Its location near the atmospheric Vrijthof square makes it a landmark in the local community. As a museum brewery, De Roos offers visitors the chance to experience the atmosphere of an authentic village brewery. The focus is on the historical brewing tradition rather than large-scale commercial production, making it a unique destination for those interested in the roots of Dutch brewing culture. Museumbrouwerij De Roos is connected to the broader network of Dutch beer heritage and has been referenced in publications by the Stichting Erfgoed Nederlandse Biercultuur. It is also part of the beer brewery route through Midden-Brabant, and it has ties to Royal Swinkels, one of the Netherlands' major brewing groups. A visit to De Roos offers an educational and immersive look into the brewing history of the region.