De Keukenbrouwers is a small Belgian craft brewery founded by Koen Van den Heuvel and Jan Vandijck, based in Hove, a municipality in the Antwerp province of Belgium. The brewery takes its name — literally 'The Kitchen Brewers' — from its humble, home-brewing roots, reflecting the passion and hands-on spirit that drives the duo. After nearly two years of experimenting in their kitchen, they established themselves as a recognisable name in the Belgian craft beer scene. De Keukenbrouwers focuses on crafting distinctive Belgian beers, with their portfolio including strong blonde ales that showcase bold character. One notable beer in their range is a powerful strong blonde beer with an alcohol content of 10%, demonstrating their ambition to brew full-flavoured, high-gravity beers. Their beers have been distributed through specialist Belgian beer retailers, indicating a growing reach beyond their local Antwerp roots. The brewery operates from an address at Jan Frans Gellincklaan 172 in Hove and can be contacted directly, suggesting a small, independent and accessible operation. De Keukenbrouwers is part of a vibrant community of independent Belgian craft breweries, appearing alongside names such as De Weynbrouwerij and Bieren Van Begeerte in regional beer events and packages in the Zuidrand area south of Antwerp.