Brouwerij de Eeuwige Jeugd is an Amsterdam-based brewery founded in 2014 with a mission to brew beers that capture the essence of the city. The brewery operates from a venue steeped in history: the building has served as a pub since 1877, giving the name "Eeuwige Jeugd" (Eternal Youth) a fitting sense of continuity and character. In June 2025, the brewery was acquired by Belgian brewing group Duvel Moortgat, marking a new chapter in its development. The brewery's portfolio reflects a modern Dutch brewing sensibility, with a range that includes hop-forward styles such as American IPAs and New England IPAs, as well as seasonal offerings like a Lentebok. Beers such as Belhamel IPA (a New England IPA at 6.5% ABV) and Stoeipoes (an American IPA) illustrate the brewery's focus on contemporary, flavour-driven styles. The brewery is rated on Untappd and its beers are available through specialist retailers across the Netherlands. Brouwerij de Eeuwige Jeugd ranks among Amsterdam's notable craft breweries and has gained visibility at events such as the Dutch Beer Challenge, where its beer Vrijer was recognised. The combination of a historic taproom setting and an adventurous, hop-centric beer range makes it a distinctive name in the Dutch craft beer scene.