Kasteel Brouwerij Van Honsebrouck is a Belgian brewery with roots stretching back to 1811, making it one of the oldest family breweries in Belgium. The brewery traces its origins to the village of Werken, where Amandus Van Honsebrouck — who also served as the local mayor — laid the foundations for what would become a celebrated brewing tradition. Today, the brewery is based in Izegem, in the West Flanders region of Belgium, where it continues to craft specialty beers under family ownership. The brewery is best known for its Kasteel range of Belgian specialty beers, which spans a diverse portfolio of styles. The lineup includes a rich, dark Quadrupel (Kasteel Donker), a golden Blond, a Tripel, and the fruit-forward Kasteel Rouge — a cherry-infused beer that has become a favourite among a broad audience. The Kasteel Cuvée du Château, a port barrel-aged strong ale, showcases the brewery's ambition to push boundaries with complex, barrel-conditioned brews. Beyond the Kasteel range, Van Honsebrouck also brews Filou and the classic Flemish sour ale Bacchus, demonstrating considerable range across Belgian beer styles. Visitors can explore the brewery's heritage and beer portfolio at the Bierkasteel, the brewery's own visitor experience. With over two centuries of brewing history and a portfolio recognised internationally, Kasteel Brouwerij Van Honsebrouck stands as a proud ambassador of Belgian brewing craftsmanship.