Warnsfelder is a craft beer brand from the Netherlands, rooted in the rich brewing history of the Gelderland region. The brand is registered under the name Warnsfelder Gelders Bier, a trademark of Huys Henrick 1661 B.V., a name that directly references the year 1661 and reflects a deep connection to historical brewing tradition. The beers are contract-brewed at Brouwerij Huttenkloas, a common practice among smaller Dutch beer brands that prioritize recipe and identity over owning their own brewing facilities. Warnsfelder's portfolio leans towards Belgian-inspired styles, offering a range that includes a Belgian Tripel, Belgian Blondes, and a Weizen. Flagship beers include Henrick 1661, a Belgian Tripel at 8.5% ABV, and Mien Blonde, a Belgian Blonde at 6% ABV, alongside Gouden Eeuw (6.5% ABV) and the wheat beer Oswald Weizen. Another notable beer from the range is Lambertus. The names of the beers are inspired by historical figures and eras, giving the brand a distinctive storytelling character rooted in Gelderse brewing heritage.