Barbier is a Belgian craft brewery founded in 2016 by Luc Weemaes, who has been brewing his own beer since 1986 — starting at the age of 18 as a bit of a hobby. After three decades of experience, Luc formalised his passion into Brouwerij Barbier, a brewery whose name reflects a genuine love for the culture of the barbershop: a place of style, craft, and community. Based in Belgium, the brewery has built a reputation for producing stylish beers that, as they put it, can be enjoyed anywhere. Barbier's portfolio is defined by a commitment to classic beer styles, brewed with care and character. Among their signature offerings is the Barbier Amber, a soft and mildly bitter ale that packs a surprisingly robust 8.9% ABV. Another notable beer is 'Drieëntwintig' (Twenty-Three), a Pale Ale — a style that Barbier deliberately champions at a time when many breweries are moving away from it. The name 'Drieëntwintig' celebrates a specific year that holds meaning for the brewery. Brouwerij Barbier has been featured at regional beer events such as 't Winters Bierbuffet in Middelburg, where Zeeland craft beer enthusiasts can discover their range. The brewery embodies the idea that good beer, like a good barbershop, is about tradition, personality, and a steady hand.