Brasserie Duyck is a family brewery with deep roots in the Nord region of northern France. Its story began in the early 20th century when the Duyck family, originally Flemish-speaking farmers from Zegerscappel, relocated to Jenlain and established what would become one of France's most storied brewing traditions. Now in its fifth generation of family ownership, the brewery has remained true to its artisanal heritage while growing into an internationally recognised name in the world of French beer. The brewery is synonymous with Bière de Garde, the traditional northern French farmhouse style historically brewed to be lagered and stored. Its flagship beer, Jenlain Ambrée, is widely regarded as the classic benchmark of the style and has been produced for over a century. First bottled in the 1940s, it rose to cult status in the late 1970s and remains a defining reference for the style globally. Beyond its iconic amber, Brasserie Duyck offers a robust portfolio that spans both classic and contemporary interpretations of Bière de Garde. Jenlain Ambrée is frequently cited by beer writers and style guides as the French original — the beer that put Bière de Garde on the map. With five generations of brewing know-how behind every batch, Brasserie Duyck stands as a living institution of northern French brewing culture.