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Revision as of 16:10, 3 March 2020
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History
Originally a merger between De Boeck & Goossens in 1938, Brasseries Unies eventually became a large conglomerate of 8 breweries in total: De Boeck, Goossens, Winderickx, Toussaint, De Kroon (Couronne), De Coster-Heymans, Brasserie Louis & Emile De Coster, and Vandenkerckhoven. The acquisition of the other Brussels breweries began in 1953. Brasserie Unies was acquired and closed by Belle-Vue in 1969. It was originally located at 28-44 Rue Van Hoegaerde in Koekelberg, and the buildings were torn down for high rise apartments. 1 2 3 4 5
Beers
- Gueuze-Lambic
- Gueuze
- Gueuze "7"
- Gueuze 1900
- Kriek
- Lambic
Photos
Brasserie Unies sign. Source: Timmermans museum
Gueuze 1900 sign. Source: Timmermans museum
Former gate of Brasserie Unies, 2009
Brasseries Unies Gueuze Sportscup Trophy. Source: Werner Geeroms
Brasseries Unies Gueuze 1900 label. Source: Ebay
Brasseries Unies Kriek label. Source: Ebay
Brasserie Unies enamel sign. Photo: Bill
