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| − | Calderon, Adelijn. Verdwenen brouwerijen van Belgie. Uitgever, Mens & Cultuur, 2012. pp. 366 | + | Calderon, Adelijn. Verdwenen brouwerijen van Belgie. Uitgever, Mens & Cultuur, 2012. pp. 366 <p> |
| − | Friedrich, Manfred. Brauerei Verzeichnis - Belgien. FvB, 1984. | + | |
| − | Lejune, Bernard. Nalinnes - Mémoire en Images Cent Ans de Cartes Postales. Publication du Syndicat d'Initiative du Nalinnes,1999. pp. 146-149 | + | Friedrich, Manfred. Brauerei Verzeichnis - Belgien. FvB, 1984. <p> |
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| + | Lejune, Bernard. Nalinnes - Mémoire en Images Cent Ans de Cartes Postales. Publication du Syndicat d'Initiative du Nalinnes,1999. pp. 146-149 <p> | ||
Revision as of 13:45, 17 December 2017
History
Brasserie Houyoux was founded in 1899 by Maurice Houyoux in Nalinnes (Haies). It was located at Rue Docteur Paul Maître 15-17. The brewery was also known as "La Nalinnoise" and produced Gueuze-Lambic. Houyoux won a bronze medal at the Worlds Fair in 1900. At the turn of the 20th century, the brewery went through a period of flourishing prosperity before WWI, which effectively ceased it's operations until 1918. After the war, the brewery re-opened under the Piron family, and continued until 1924. The buildings are still standing today, and have been converted into apartments.
Beers
- Gueuze-Lambic
Gallery
Early 1900's playing card.
Brewery, 1907.
Cooperage room, 1907.
Brewer's house, 1907.
Bottling area, 1907.
Delivery cart and receiving area, 1907.
Garden and brewery, 1907.
Sources
Calderon, Adelijn. Verdwenen brouwerijen van Belgie. Uitgever, Mens & Cultuur, 2012. pp. 366Friedrich, Manfred. Brauerei Verzeichnis - Belgien. FvB, 1984. <p> Lejune, Bernard. Nalinnes - Mémoire en Images Cent Ans de Cartes Postales. Publication du Syndicat d'Initiative du Nalinnes,1999. pp. 146-149 <p>