Brasserie de Warsage is a small artisanal brewery located in Warsage, in the Pays de Herve region of the province of Liège, Belgium. Nestled in a rural area known for its rich agricultural heritage and proximity to landmarks such as the Abbey of Val-Dieu, the brewery embodies the craft brewing tradition of the Belgian countryside. The brewery produces a focused range of traditional Belgian ales, each brewed according to classic methods. Its core lineup includes the Warsage Blonde (6.5%), a golden ale with a refreshing character; the Warsage Triple (8.5%), a strong, bottle-conditioned tripel in the authentic Belgian style; and the Warsage Brune (9%), a robust dark ale with depth and complexity. These beers are brewed traditionally, reflecting the artisanal values central to the brewery's identity. Brasserie de Warsage is a point of interest along several local cycling and walking routes in the Pays de Herve area, making it a destination for visitors exploring the region. Its beers represent a genuine expression of Belgian craft brewing from a lesser-known but characterful corner of the province of Liège.