Dorpsbrouwerij De Maar is a small-scale craft brewery located in the charming village of Jabeek, in the Dutch province of Limburg. The brewery takes its name from De Maar, a street in Jabeek, reflecting its deep roots in the local community. Founded by Leon Bemelmans, the brewery became part of the Dutch craft beer revolution that brought renewed appreciation for local and artisanal products. Like several pioneering Dutch craft breweries of its era, De Maar built its own brewing installation — a hands-on approach that speaks to the passion and dedication behind the operation. Dorpsbrouwerij De Maar focuses on crafting specialty beers (speciaalbieren), with brews produced twice a week in small batches. The brewery is closely connected to an on-site brasserie, where guests can enjoy freshly brewed beers in a welcoming setting. This combination of brewery and brasserie reflects the convivial Limburg hospitality and makes De Maar a destination for beer lovers in the region. Visitors can experience the brewery firsthand through guided tours and beer tastings, offering an intimate look at the artisanal brewing process. De Maar has been featured in discussions about the broader Dutch craft beer scene and has been visited by beer enthusiasts and organisations such as PINT, underscoring its standing as a genuine village brewery with regional pride at its heart.