Gooimeer Brouwerij is a Dutch craft brewery based in Huizen, in the Gooi region of North Holland. It was founded on 1 February 2017 by Wil van den Broek and Rudy van der Schagt, who established the brewery by taking over the Gooische Beer Guild. The brewery is rooted in its regional identity, drawing inspiration from the natural and cultural landscape of Het Gooi. The brewery's portfolio covers a diverse range of beer styles, reflecting both traditional craftsmanship and seasonal brewing. Known offerings include a Quadrupel at 10.0% ABV, a Herfstbok (autumn bock) at 6.0%, and a Pastry Stout at 7.4%, showcasing a broad spectrum from malt-forward Belgian-inspired ales to rich, roasted stouts. This variety demonstrates the brewers' willingness to explore different fermentation techniques and ingredients across the brewing calendar. Gooimeer Brouwerij's beers are available through selected supermarkets and delicatessen shops throughout the Gooi region, making them accessible to local beer enthusiasts. The brewery is located at Eemnesserweg B13, 1261 HD in the area between Huizen and Blaricum, and recently introduced a Gooisch souvenir package featuring six of their beers, celebrating the regional character of their craft.