Brouwerij De Heerlijkheid is a microbrewery based in Papendrecht, in the Zuid-Holland province of the Netherlands. The brewery held its official opening in 2011 and is closely associated with De Heerlijkheid van Papendrecht, a local estate also home to Landwinkel De Fruitheerlijkheid. Located at Kerkbuurt 56, the brewery is rooted in the local community and regional identity of the Papendrecht area. The brewery produces a range of beers that reflect the character and history of the surrounding region. Among its core lineup are beers with locally inspired names such as Dijkbier, Steegtbier, Boezembier, and Aaichie — each tied to the landscape and culture of Papendrecht. To keep things fresh, Brouwerij De Heerlijkheid also releases a rotating special beer approximately every two months, giving beer lovers a reason to return regularly and explore new flavours alongside the permanent portfolio. Brewmaster Geert-Jan is known for his dedication to taste, continuously refining his recipes to achieve the best possible flavour in every batch. The brewery's connection to the local estate and farm shop gives it a distinctive identity within the Dutch craft beer scene, blending artisanal brewing with a strong sense of place.