Les Brasseurs de Gayant is a French brewery based in the Nord region of France, widely recognised as one of the country's brewing pioneers. The brewery has built its reputation on combining modern techniques with carefully preserved traditional methods, producing an extensive range that reaches drinkers across France and beyond. With an annual production capacity of around 180,000 hectolitres in kegs, bottles and cans, it stands among the more significant independent breweries in the French landscape. The brewery's portfolio centres on traditional French and Belgian-inspired beer styles. Its flagship beer, La Goudale, is a bière de garde brewed at 7.2% ABV — a style deeply rooted in the brewing heritage of northern France. Amber in colour with a creamy white head, La Goudale exemplifies the rich malt character and refermentation traditions that define the bière de garde style. La Goudale has gained international recognition, earning a bronze medal in the Belgian and French Ale category at the World Beer Cup. This accolade underlines Les Brasseurs de Gayant's commitment to quality and their standing as a serious force in French craft brewing.