Brasserie Artisanale Du Trégor was a craft brewery located in Minihy-Tréguier, in the Côtes-d'Armor department of Brittany, France. Rooted in the artisanal brewing tradition of the Trégor region, the brewery distinguished itself by drawing on the unique natural and cultural heritage of its Breton surroundings. The brewery was known for its Dremmwel range, which included at least a rousse (amber ale) among its core beers. It also produced Sant Patern, a Belgian Pale Ale-style beer that gained attention on international beer platforms. One notable beer incorporated seaweed as an ingredient, resulting in a rich blonde cervoise-style ale with a silky body and a distinctly bitter finish — a nod to Brittany's strong coastal identity. Wikipedia references the brewery in the past tense, suggesting it may no longer be in operation. During its activity, it represented the growing craft beer movement in French Brittany, blending regional ingredients and local brewing culture into a distinctive and characterful portfolio.