Antwerpse Brouw Compagnie (ABC) is an independent urban brewery founded in 2012 and located in the heart of Antwerp, Belgium. The brewery found its home in a monumental industrial building in the city's historic docklands, breathing new life into a characterful part of the port city. From the outset, ABC positioned itself as a truly independent craft brewer rooted in local identity and Antwerp's rich brewing heritage. The brewery's portfolio is firmly tied to the city it calls home. ABC revives and celebrates historical Antwerp beer styles, as reflected in beers like Seef, a historical style recently brought back to life. The brewery also collaborates with established names such as John Martin Brewery, for whom it brews products including Martin's Pale Ale and IPA. Beyond collaborations, ABC crafts a range of locally inspired beers, including limited and festive releases such as Zurenborger, a lightly sour beer created as a tribute to an Antwerp neighbourhood, and exclusive one-off brews for local events like the Bolleksfeesten. In addition to brewing, ABC operates a taproom on site, offering visitors a relaxed setting to enjoy their beers directly at the source. The combination of a working brewery, a welcoming taproom and a strong connection to Antwerp's neighbourhoods and culture makes ABC a distinctive destination for beer lovers in the city.