't Pomphuizeke is a small Belgian blending operation based in Sint-Amandsberg, Ghent (Azaleastraat 76AD, 9040), known for producing exceptionally rare and hard-to-find beers. The project is driven by a highly individual approach to fermentation and blending, earning its creator a reputation as likely the most willful blender in the Belgian wild beer scene. The brand is closely associated with wild and spontaneous fermentation, with a strong focus on lambic blending. 't Pomphuizeke has participated in events such as Carnivale Brettanomyces, a festival dedicated to wild and deviant fermentation, where it has hosted lambic blending workshops. The operation is described both as a brouwerij (brewery) and stekerij (blending house), reflecting its dual role in brewing and blending. Collaboration is also part of its identity — beers such as Factor 50 have been brewed in partnership with Ruud van Moorst of Brouwerij De Eem. Due to the small-scale and artisanal nature of 't Pomphuizeke, its beers are extremely difficult to find, making them highly sought after among enthusiasts of spontaneous and mixed-fermentation styles. Releases such as Carnivale Brettanomyces 2024 exemplify the brand's dedication to bold, brett-driven brewing.