Boon (Brewery)

Boon Brewery, officially known as Brouwerij Boon, is a Belgian brewery renowned for its production of traditional lambic beers, particularly gueuze and kriek. Located in the Pajotenland region near Brussels, Boon utilizes a unique brewing process involving spontaneous fermentation, where wild yeast and bacteria from the environment play a crucial role. This gives their beers complex, sour flavors that are distinctive to the style. Established in 1978, Boon Brewery is committed to preserving the craftsmanship of Belgian brewing heritage, producing high-quality beers that are appreciated both locally and internationally.