Brouwerij Maenhout is a traditional artisanal microbrewery located in Meulebeke, in the West Flanders province of Belgium. The brewery was founded at the end of 2009, when it was established in the former plant of a bouillon manufacturer, giving the site a distinctive industrial heritage. Over the years, Maenhout has grown into a beloved independent craft brewery with a welcoming tasting room where visitors can sample beers and other artisanal products. The brewery is known for its diverse and characterful portfolio of Belgian ales. Among its signature beers is Hoppa Hontas, described as a blond Belgian ale, showcasing the brewery's affinity for hop-forward brewing. Maenhout also produces beers such as the Koeketiene and the Ferre, reflecting the brewery's roots in regional Belgian beer culture. The range demonstrates a commitment to traditional Belgian brewing styles while exploring contemporary influences. Brouwerij Maenhout has built a solid reputation within the Belgian craft beer scene. One of its brews earned 8th place in the consumer trophy at the renowned Zythos Beer Festival, underlining its standing among Belgian beer enthusiasts. With an on-site taproom offering guided tastings and an immersive brewery experience, Maenhout is a notable destination for beer lovers exploring West Flanders.