De Laatste Brouwers is a craft brewery founded by two friends, Nico de Laat and Stefan de Brouwer, both from Berkel-Enschot in the Dutch province of North Brabant. The name is a playful nod to their surnames — de Laat and de Brouwer — as well as a tongue-in-cheek reference to the rich brewing heritage of their region. They began brewing together in 2017, joining a new wave of passionate Dutch homebrewers turned professional craftsmen. The brewery is rooted in a love for experimental and traditional beer styles alike. As a small-scale operation, De Laatste Brouwers focuses on crafting characterful beers that reflect their personal taste and curiosity for the brewing craft. Their portfolio showcases a range of styles, with attention to quality ingredients including carefully selected hops and malt, typical of the modern Dutch craft beer movement. De Laatste Brouwers is part of a vibrant and growing craft beer scene in North Brabant, a region with deep historical ties to Dutch brewing culture. Their story is documented in the database of Stichting Erfgoed Nederlandse Biercultuur, recognising their contribution to the preservation and evolution of Dutch beer culture.