Brasserie de la Lienne is a small craft brewery tucked away in Reharmont, a quiet hamlet in the municipality of Lierneux in the Belgian Ardennes. The brewery is housed in the left wing of an old farmhouse dating from the second half of the 19th century, giving it a rustic and authentic character. According to available sources, the brewery has been in operation for around a decade or more, with an Instagram post referencing a 13th birthday celebration, suggesting it was founded around 2012. The brewery focuses on a compact but characterful range of artisan beers. Known expressions include the Lienne Blonde, Lienne Brune, and the Grandgousier, reflecting a classic Belgian brewing tradition with blonde and brown ale styles. The portfolio is deliberately modest, in keeping with the intimate, craft-oriented approach typical of small Ardennes breweries. Brasserie de la Lienne is listed as a member of Belgian Brewers, the official federation representing Belgian breweries, underscoring its recognized place within the Belgian craft beer landscape. The brewery is open to visitors and can be found at Reharmont 7, 4990 Lierneux, making it a worthwhile stop for beer lovers exploring the scenic Ardennes region.