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25 November 2022

HUYGHE BREWERY IS HEADING FOR A RECORD YEAR IN TERMS OF TURNOVER AND VOLUME

SPECIALTY BEERS ALSO CONTINUE TO SCORE INTERNATIONALLY: 9 MEDALS

After 2 difficult covid years, the brewery finally seems to be back at pre-corona level. What’s more, Huyghe seems to be heading for a record year in terms of turnover and volume by the end of 2022. And there is more good news to share: in recent months, the specialty beers of the Huyghe brewery have won no less than 9 medals. And that despite the growing number of brewers and beers worldwide and hence, an increasing competition. It looks like 2022 could become a real ‘grand cru’ year.

16 November 2021

HUYGHE BREWERY SCORES AGAIN ON AN INTERNATIONAL LEVEL

5 SILVER AND 1 BRONZE MEDAL AT THE INTERNATIONAL BEER CHALLENGE AND 1 X GOLD AND 1 X SILVER AT EUROPEAN BEER STAR

02 November 2021

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BREWERY HUYGHE WINS 5 NEW MEDALS AT WORLD BEER AWARDS

Melle, 25 Aug 2021 – Last week Brewery Huyghe had plenty of reasons to celebrate. At the prestigious World Beer Awards (WBA), the brewer from Melle won no less than 5 medals: gold for Delirium Tremens and Delirium Red; silver for Blanche des Neiges and St. Idesbald Blond. Delirium Argentum was also named Country Winner in the IPA category, completing the celebration.

08 March 2021

DELIRIA BREWDAY 2021

6 FEMALE HUYGHE - EMPLOYEES BREW DELIRIA ON INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY

Minsiter Clarinval op bezoek bij brouwerij Huyghe

19 February 2021

Minsiter Clarinval visited our Brewery

The Corona crisis is costing Huyghe Brewery 18% of its turnover and the consequences of Brexit are jet to come: "Let us reopen our bars and restaurants"
2020 was also a disastrous year for the Huyghe brewery, with an 18% loss in turnover compared to 2019 due to the long-term closure of the restaurant business and the decline in exports. And Brexit adds more. During a visit by the Federal Minister for the Independents David Clarinval (MR), CEO Alain De Laet pleaded for a rapid reopening of the restaurants and bars and a digital simplification of exports to the United Kingdom.