Page 24 is a French brewery founded in 2003 in the town of Aix-Noulette, located in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region of northern France. The brewery was established by brewer Stéphane Bogaert, whose beers carry the Page 24 name — a reference that has become closely associated with the artisan brewing identity of the Saint-Germain brewery. The region has a long tradition of brewing, and Page 24 continues that heritage with a craft-focused approach. The brewery's portfolio reflects the rich brewing culture of northern France, embracing styles rooted in the local tradition. Among its seasonal releases, the Bière de Noël stands out as a notable example of the brewery's craft, brewed to mark the festive period with characteristic warmth and depth. Page 24 biers are known for their regional character and careful attention to ingredients and fermentation. With its roots in a historically significant brewing area, Page 24 has built a reputation as a representative of northern French artisan brewing. The brewery's seasonal and specialty beers have attracted attention from beer enthusiasts and critics alike, highlighting Stéphane Bogaert's commitment to quality and tradition.