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FIle:Wets-glass.jpg|Wets Gueuze-Kriek glass. Photo: Ebay. | FIle:Wets-glass.jpg|Wets Gueuze-Kriek glass. Photo: Ebay. | ||
File:ClosedBrewerySign-13.jpg|Gueuze-Kriek Wets wooden sign, Timmermans Brewery Museum. | File:ClosedBrewerySign-13.jpg|Gueuze-Kriek Wets wooden sign, Timmermans Brewery Museum. | ||
File:Kriek-Wets-Crate.jpg|Kriek Wets wooden crate. Collection: Ben Nevels | |||
File:WetsKriek-1.jpg|Kriek Wets cork photo. | File:WetsKriek-1.jpg|Kriek Wets cork photo. | ||
File: | File:Wets-Gueuze.jpg|Gueuze Wets, 1980 or prior vintage. Photo: Ben Nevels | ||
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Revision as of 10:31, 23 May 2022
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History
Brasserie Fr. Wets & Fils was a lambic blender founded in 1926 by Frans Wets in Sint-Genesius Rode. It was located at Alsembergsesteenweg and Tenbroekstraat (Alsemberg), and produced Gueuze and Kriek. Wets closed in 1980 in Sint-Genesius-Rode, De Neve continued Kriek production until 1987, and Girardin continued production until 1993.
Beers
- Gueuze Extra
- Gueuze Wets
- Kriek Extra
- Kriek Wets
- Wets Faro
Breweriana
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Wets Kriek Extra paper sign. -
Wets Gueuze-Kriek glass. Photo: Ebay. -
Gueuze-Kriek Wets wooden sign, Timmermans Brewery Museum. -
Kriek Wets wooden crate. Collection: Ben Nevels -
Kriek Wets cork photo. -
Gueuze Wets, 1980 or prior vintage. Photo: Ben Nevels
