Brouwerij Egmond
Dutch brewery
Brouwerij Egmond (Dutch pronunciation: [ˌbrʌuəˈrɛi ˈɛxmɔnt]), also known as Sancti Adalberti, is a Dutch brewery in Egmond aan den Hoef that is connected to the local St Adelbert's Abbey. The brewery brews abbey beer: part of the profits goes to the abbey.
History
Brouwerij Egmond was founded in 2010, when the first batch of Sancti Adalberti was brewed at Brouwerij de Prael in Amsterdam. At that time, the brewery was still a gypsy brewer: the beer was brewed entirely at De Prael because there was no brewing installation available in Egmond. Because the beer was a hit, plans to establish a brewery near the Egmond abbey were further developed.
In 2012, Brouwerij Egmond moved its brewing activities to De Proefbrouwerij in Lochristi, Belgium. Brouwerij Egmond has had its own brewery since 2018.
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Brouwerij Egmond is connected to the abbey and the objectives of the brewery are also tailored to this. Part of the proceeds also ends up at the abbey, thus contributing to the preservation of this cultural heritage. Furthermore, Brouwerij Egmond has the ambition to brew environmentally consciously, in order to meet the demand for sustainable products.
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