The village Brewery Pimpelmeesch - Elsakkerpad 11

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Vriendelijke personeel en veel variatie.

Gezellige brouwerij met terras en zeer goed bier. Zeer leuke namen als blonde snol, vurige non.

Prachtige plek mooi nostalgisch en verrassend de brouwerij te zien door glazen raam.leuk schaduwrijkterras onder de bomen.heerlijk even bijkomen na een fiets of wandeltocht.lekker zelfgemaakte soep voor een klein prijsje en koel biertje perfect

Perfecte brouwerij, jammer dat er niet veel opties voor kinderen zijn.

De brouwerij bevindt zich in een historisch pand op het platteland. Buiten kun je heerlijk zitten met uitzicht over de landerijen. Binnen is het wat klein en is er weinig daglicht. De bieren zijn gewoonweg heerlijk te noemen.

Dorpsbrouwerij de Pimpelmeesch (Village Brewery Pimpelmeesch) occupies the end of a thatched roof farmhouse building in the pastoral town of Chaam. Outside in front are circular patio tables which overlook nearby farmland. There are many farms in this semi-rural area. Past the end of the building is a dedicated gravel parking lot. The brewery itself is only open for visits by appointment, but they encourage visitors to drink their beer next door. The long building has a cafe bar in the middle called Bij Toontje Schoen, which is open regular hours and serves all of the Pimpelmeesch beers. So practically speaking, it is the tasting room for the brewery, and the two are only separated by a glass partition wall. Here you can see their stainless steel fermenters and bright tanks. At the end of the building on the left are their short stainless steel brewing vessels, and on the right is their small bottling line. The owners started brewing their brand in 2000, and invested to open this full sized operation in 2013. Their beers are good, tending to be full bodied and flavorful. I enjoyed their Dubbel, Tripel, and oak-aged Herfstbier Autumn Bock. The cafe has an 8-stool wooden bar with a wood tap tower for the Schoentje house beer. The rest of the beer offering is from bottles, and they have about 7 varieties for sale. The bartender is friendly, cheerful and helpful. The cafe has several tables with chairs, and several board games available for play. Pop background music is playing, giving a slightly more modern feel to this historic building. The thick timber construction is interesting to study, and the white walls are decorated with historic photos and paintings. They have a small simple kitchen that sells snacks, and it is a charming place to relax with a drink.