Huisbrouwerij Den Tseut is a small artisan brewery located in the heart of Oosteeklo, a village in the province of East Flanders, Belgium. The brewery was founded in 2008 and takes its name from the local dialect word 'Den Tseut', rooted in the Flemish regional identity of the Meetjesland area. From its very beginnings, the brewery positioned itself as a true community craft producer, deeply embedded in the local village life and the rural landscape surrounding it. As a small-scale artisan brewery, Den Tseut focuses on handcrafted beer production with a strong sense of regional character. The brewery is known for being a genuine huisbrouwerij — a home-scale or micro-brewery — producing beers that reflect the local traditions and terroir of the East Flemish countryside. Its modest setup has even served as a reference point for illustrating what a typical microbrewery installation looks like. Huisbrouwerij Den Tseut has become a recognisable name within the Meetjesland region, attracting visitors and contributing to local tourism alongside other regional producers. The brewery is mentioned as a proud local product in tourist initiatives promoting Assenede and the surrounding villages, underlining its role as an ambassador of authentic, locally rooted Belgian craft brewing.