Brouwerij de 12 Stuyvers is a craft brewery based in Hazerswoude-Dorp, a village in the South Holland province of the Netherlands. The brewery is part of a broader wave of independent breweries that have sprung up across the Alphen aan den Rijn region in recent years, reflecting a growing enthusiasm for locally crafted beer. With a proeflokaal (taproom) on site, the brewery welcomes visitors for open brewery days, free tours, and tastings, making it a genuine destination for beer lovers in the area. The brewery's portfolio reflects a passion for traditional Dutch and European beer styles, with seasonal offerings playing a notable role in their lineup. A standout example is their Lentebock, a Helles Maibock brewed at 6.5% ABV with a clean, malt-forward character and a measured bitterness of 20 IBU — a classic spring seasonal that has found its way onto taps and menus at local cafés and beer bars. The brewery embraces an artisanal, handcrafted approach, as reflected in the term 'kunstambachtelijk' used in their own communications. Brouwerij de 12 Stuyvers has built a loyal following in the region, with their beers regularly featured at local festivals, including the Bierfestival Egelantier, which is held within walking distance of the brewery itself. Their presence at craft beer events across the Netherlands continues to grow their reputation as a quality regional brewer.