Van der Linden Brouwerij was a Dutch craft brewery originally based in Almere, in the province of Flevoland. The brewery was founded and operated under the Lindenberg brand name, producing a range of artisanal beers that found their way to beer lovers across the Netherlands. At some point around 2020, the brewery relocated to Oostzaan, in the province of North Holland, before ultimately ceasing its activities in 2021. The brewery's portfolio was built around a varied selection of beer styles, with the Lindenberg label serving as the signature range. Among the beers produced were a Weizen, a Tripel, a Saison, and a notably adventurous Rum Infused Quadrupel — a strong, dark beer referencing barrel-aged and infusion techniques. The Lindenberg lineup showcased the brewer's interest in both classic European styles and more experimental recipes. Van der Linden Brouwerij was perhaps best known for its Rum Infused Quadrupel, which attracted attention among enthusiasts of specialty and high-gravity beers. Despite its relatively short lifespan, the brewery contributed to the growing Dutch craft beer scene before closing its doors in 2021.