Brouwerij d'n Drul is a Dutch craft brewery based in Groesbeek, a town in the Gelderland province of the Netherlands. The brewery takes its name from a local neighbourhood in Groesbeek, reflecting its strong ties to the community and region. It is part of the broader craft beer revolution that has taken hold across the Netherlands in recent decades, with small independent breweries bringing renewed energy and variety to the Dutch beer landscape. The brewery offers a diverse portfolio of beer styles, demonstrating a passion for both classic and contemporary brewing. Known beers in their range include a Rauch (smoked beer) with an accessible 3.8% ABV, an IPA called High Hops, a weizen named Dakhaas, and a herfstbok (autumn bock) called Bock 7. This variety of styles — from hop-forward ales to seasonal bocks and traditional wheat beers — signals a brewery unafraid to explore different fermentation traditions and malt profiles. At some point, Brouwerij d'n Drul sought to expand its operations and invest in larger brewing kettles, reflecting growth in demand for its beers. The brewery has also participated in regional beer festivals, including the PROEFlokaal Bierfestival, where it has appeared alongside other notable Dutch craft breweries.