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The following museums have a specific lambic focus: | The following museums have a specific lambic focus: | ||
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| − | + | ==Lambic Visitor Center== | |
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| − | + | ==Museum of Belgian Brewers== | |
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If you have photos or additional information from any of these that you would like to provide to the lambic.info initiative, please contact [[User:Adam|Adam]] or [[User:Bill|Bill]] through the [[Submissions]] page. | If you have photos or additional information from any of these that you would like to provide to the lambic.info initiative, please contact [[User:Adam|Adam]] or [[User:Bill|Bill]] through the [[Submissions]] page. | ||
Revision as of 14:09, 5 January 2015
Throughout the years, many museums have opened that capture the history and culture of lambic. These museums have a wide variety of hours, some being open only a few days a year while others are located inside of breweries. The lambic visitor center is even visited along many of the bus routes during the Toer de Geuze. Visiting these locations can provide additional insight into current and closed breweries, brewing processes, and the history of equipment, farmhouse brewing, and the family businesses that have survived from generation to generation.
The following museums have a specific lambic focus:
Brussels Gueuze Museum
Lambic Visitor Center
Museum of Belgian Brewers
Museum of Belgian Beers
Scaerbeek Museum of Beer
Timmermans Brewery Museum
If you have photos or additional information from any of these that you would like to provide to the lambic.info initiative, please contact Adam or Bill through the Submissions page.