AB InBev Belgium is the Belgian arm of Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewing company, headquartered in Leuven, Belgium. Rooted in a rich brewing heritage that stretches back centuries, the Leuven base has long been a cornerstone of Belgian beer culture. The company emerged from a series of major mergers, most notably the combination of Interbrew, AmBev, and Anheuser-Busch, ultimately forming the global brewing giant known today. Leuven serves as both the operational and symbolic heart of the Belgian brewing operations. As the largest brewer in Belgium, AB InBev Belgium oversees an extensive portfolio of over 500 brands spanning a wide range of beer styles. Among its most iconic Belgian brands are Jupiler, one of Belgium's best-selling pilsners, Stella Artois, an internationally recognised lager with Belgian roots, and Leffe, a well-known abbey beer style brewed to centuries-old recipes. The company also produces Hoegaarden, a classic Belgian witbier, alongside numerous other regional and international labels. The portfolio reflects both industrial-scale brewing and a respect for traditional Belgian beer styles. Beyond its core lager offerings, AB InBev Belgium has maintained production sites across the country, including the historic brewery in Jupille and a packaging and filling facility in Hoegaarden. With a significant presence in both the on-trade and off-trade markets, and a legacy of ownership of hundreds of pubs across Belgium and the Netherlands, the company remains a dominant force in the Belgian and global beer landscape.