Brasserie d'Écaussinnes is a Belgian brewery located at rue Restaumont 118 in Écaussinnes, in the province of Hainaut, in the heart of Wallonia. Its history stretches back to 1820, when four brothers laid the foundations for what would become one of the region's enduring brewing establishments. Over nearly two centuries, the brewery has maintained its roots in this small Walloon community while continuing to evolve. More recently, the brewery attracted international attention when a Chinese beer importer acquired it, marking a new chapter in its long story. The brewery's portfolio spans around 20 beers, reflecting a broad and adventurous approach to brewing. Among its offerings are fruit-forward styles, including fruit IPAs, which have earned the brewery recognition as a notable supplier in Europe for that category. One example is their Goji Beer, a distinctive brew made with goji berries, illustrating the brewery's willingness to explore unconventional ingredients alongside more traditional Belgian beer styles. This blend of heritage and innovation defines the Brasserie d'Écaussinnes character. The brewery participates actively in Belgian beer culture, including the Open Brouwerijdag, where it has welcomed visitors with live brewing sessions and a local produce market on site. It is listed among notable Belgian breweries in reference works on Belgian beer, cementing its place within the broader landscape of Wallonian brewing.