Stadsbrouwerij Dordrecht is a craft brewery based in Dordrecht, the Netherlands, with roots going back to 2006 as a volunteer-run micro-brewery with a social mission. The brewery operates from the Energiehuis, a historic building in the city, and has a connection to Dordrecht's rich brewing heritage — including ties to the former ancestral brewery De Sleutel, one of the city's well-known historical breweries. In June 2026, the brewery will celebrate its 20th anniversary, reflecting two decades of community-driven craft brewing. As the only brewery in Dordrecht, Stadsbrouwerij Dordrecht brews artisanal specialty beers with a focus on local identity and sustainability. The brewery is run largely by volunteers and operates as a social enterprise. Their portfolio includes beers such as the Koos Arle, Schapenkopje Blond, Triepel, and 1433, showcasing a range of Dutch craft beer styles. Sustainability plays a central role in their modern brewing setup. The brewery offers guided tours and tasting sessions at its on-site taproom, making it a destination for beer lovers in the South Holland region. A notable example of their community engagement is the special Synodebier, brewed temporarily to honour the Ode aan de Synode — a testament to the brewery's connection with Dordrecht's cultural and historical identity.