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| − | Brasserie Houyoux was founded in 1899 by Maurice Houyoux in Nalinnes (Haies). It was located at [https://goo.gl/maps/BwyYLE4tUTN2 Rue Docteur Paul Maître 15-17.] The brewery was also known as "La Nalinnoise" and produced Gueuze-Lambic. Maurice Houyoux was succeeded by Georges Houyoux-Mommens, who 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, | + | Brasserie Houyoux was founded in 1899 by Maurice Houyoux in Nalinnes (Haies). It was located at [https://goo.gl/maps/BwyYLE4tUTN2 Rue Docteur Paul Maître 15-17.] The brewery was also known as "La Nalinnoise" and produced Gueuze-Lambic. Maurice Houyoux was succeeded by Georges Houyoux-Mommens, who 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, until the war effectively ceased it's operations from 1914-1918. Post-war, the brewery reopened under the Piron family, and continued until 1924. The buildings are still standing today, and have been converted into apartments. |
<ref name=Calderon> Calderon, Adelijn. Verdwenen brouwerijen van Belgie. Uitgever, Mens & Cultuur, 2012. pp. 366 </ref> | <ref name=Calderon> Calderon, Adelijn. Verdwenen brouwerijen van Belgie. Uitgever, Mens & Cultuur, 2012. pp. 366 </ref> | ||
<ref name=Friedrich> Friedrich, Manfred. Brauerei Verzeichnis - Belgien. FvB, 1984. </ref> | <ref name=Friedrich> Friedrich, Manfred. Brauerei Verzeichnis - Belgien. FvB, 1984. </ref> | ||
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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. Maurice Houyoux was succeeded by Georges Houyoux-Mommens, who 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, until the war effectively ceased it's operations from 1914-1918. Post-war, the brewery reopened under the Piron family, and continued until 1924. The buildings are still standing today, and have been converted into apartments. [1] [2] [3] [4]
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.
References
- ↑ Calderon, Adelijn. Verdwenen brouwerijen van Belgie. Uitgever, Mens & Cultuur, 2012. pp. 366
- ↑ 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
- ↑ Exposition universelle internationale de 1900 à Paris: Section Belge. pp. 268