Lehe Pruulikoda is an Estonian craft brewery founded in 2013, built by two engineers with a passion for pushing the boundaries of flavour. Based in Estonia, the brewery quickly established itself as one of the country's most distinctive craft beer producers, earning recognition both domestically and among international beer enthusiasts. The name reflects a deep connection to local identity, and from the start, Lehe has approached brewing with a technical precision that mirrors its founders' engineering backgrounds. The brewery's portfolio is defined by bold experimentation and a willingness to explore extreme styles. Lehe Pruulikoda is particularly known for high-gravity and barrel-aged beers, including imperial stouts pushing above 20% ABV, as well as hazy pale ales and sour beers. Their range demonstrates a broad command of fermentation techniques and an adventurous approach to malt and hop selection. Beers like the Sadness Brown Ale — an imperial brown ale at 15.5% ABV — and Cantognake, a double imperial stout at 21%, highlight the brewery's ambition and technical skill. Lehe Pruulikoda has gained a strong following among craft beer lovers in the Baltic region and beyond, with their beers distributed widely across Estonia and spotted at specialist beer bars in the Netherlands and elsewhere in Europe. Their reputation rests on flavour-forward, boundary-pushing brewing that stands out in the growing Estonian craft beer scene.