Chimay

Chimay is a small town in Belgium, known for its rich history and connection to Trappist beer brewing. The Chimay Brewery, founded by Trappist monks in 1862, produces some of the world’s most renowned beers, including Chimay Blue, Chimay Red, and Chimay White. These beers are brewed using traditional methods, with recipes that emphasize quality and flavor. Chimay is also famous for its cheese, made by the monks. Visitors to the region can explore its historic churches, scenic countryside, and learn about the Trappist lifestyle of self-sufficiency and spirituality.