Brouwerij Wijgman is a small-scale craft brewery located in Breedenbroek, a village in the Achterhoek region of the Dutch province of Gelderland. What started as a hobby project gradually grew into a serious brewing business, following a path familiar to many of the Netherlands' beloved independent breweries. Rooted in the rural character of the Achterhoek, Wijgman represents the grassroots spirit of Dutch craft beer culture. The brewery's portfolio reflects its artisanal origins, with a focus on accessible and flavourful beer styles. Among their known offerings is a Witbier — a fresh and fruity wheat beer with an alcohol content of 4.5% — which fits neatly into the Fris & Fruitig (Fresh & Fruity) flavour profile. The beer undergoes refermentation, a traditional technique that adds complexity and natural carbonation to the finished product. Brewery Wijgman is listed in the archive of the Stichting Erfgoed Nederlandse Biercultuur (Foundation for Dutch Beer Culture Heritage), suggesting the brewery has ceased operations at some point. Despite its small footprint, Wijgman contributed to the rich and diverse landscape of craft brewing in the Achterhoek and the wider Netherlands.