Vossen met de Meynen is a small Belgian brewery with roots in the charitable world. Originally established as a beer shop in 2010, it officially transitioned into a brewery in 2015. Based in the region of Rochefort, Belgium, the project is driven by a social mission: selling beer for a good cause. The name itself — which translates roughly as 'Foxes with the Meynen' — reflects the personal and community-driven character of this grassroots brewing venture. The brewery's portfolio includes a range of Belgian styles, with beers brewed in collaboration with established facilities such as Brouwerij Anders in Halen. Among the beers attributed to Vossen met de Meynen is the 'Soixante Neuf' (69 Blond), a high-blond beer of Belgian character, as well as the 'Schouderklop', a session ale clocking in at 4.5% ABV — an approachable and sessionable option that reflects the brand's inclusive spirit. The brewery also produces a beer called 'Dikke Duim', further rounding out a modest but characterful lineup rooted in classic Belgian brewing traditions. Vossen met de Meynen has made appearances at Belgian beer festivals, including the Bierfestival Ambierorix in Tongeren, where its charitable mission and accessible beers have earned recognition among Belgian beer enthusiasts.