Brouwerij Zeeburg is an Amsterdam-based brewery founded in 2009, officially registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce on 26 November of that year. Emerging during a wave of new craft breweries that reinvigorated Amsterdam's brewing scene in the late 2000s, Zeeburg has built its identity around a passion for traditional beer styles, sharing that enthusiasm with drinkers since its very first year of operation. The brewery's portfolio centres on classic, characterful styles brewed with care and conviction. Among its recognised offerings are the Zeeburg Tripel, a Belgian-inspired strong ale coming in at 8.2% ABV, and the Zeeburg Dubbelbock, also at 8.2%, described as a pure and pronounced take on the bock style. These beers reflect a commitment to traditional fermentation and malt-forward brewing, with attention to the balance and depth that define their respective styles. Brouwerij Zeeburg is frequently listed alongside other well-known Amsterdam breweries such as De Prael, De Bekeerde Suster and Walhalla Craft Beer, placing it firmly within the city's craft beer community. With its roots in traditional styles and a consistent presence in the Dutch beer landscape, Zeeburg remains a recognisable name for those exploring Amsterdam's brewing heritage.