The Lambikstoempers Beer Weekend 2022 was not the busiest festival, but it was the cosiest! With a wonderful selection of 90(!) Lambic beers, 16 Brussels beers and a very pleasant atmosphere.
Those who weren’t there were wrong anyway… 😀
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As is an annual tradition, De Lambikstoempers go out for a good meal just before their Beer Weekend. For the 2022 edition, we chose the Taverne Diôle (Rue de Condé 62 in 7971 Basècles), attached to Brasserie des Carrières – Diôle in Basècles.
A setting sun, good food, good beer and, to conclude, a proposal from the brewer for a tour of the brewery… it turned out to be a beautiful evening! 😎🌙
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Appetizer
– Pate with Diôle Ambrée, toast and confit of onions
OR
– Gambas stew, with Diôle Triple
Main dish
– Pork cheeks with Diôle Rosée, fries and salad
OR
– Salmon Flemish style (grey shrimp, Diôle Blonde and leek) with fries and salad
Dessert
– Panna cotta with Diôle Rosée
OR
– ‘Fondant de chocolat blanc’ and Diôle sorbet
YES! It’s allowed again! On Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 august 2022 we are ready again to present you our Lambikstoempers Beer weekend. We are open respectively from 14h to midnight (on Saturday) and from 14h to 20h (on Sunday), at the beer center De Lambiek, Gemeenveldstraat 1 at 1652 Alsemberg (Beersel).
Again you will have the choice out of +100 of different beers, of which the main part are beers of spontaneous fermentation (going from non-carbonated lambic over Oude Geuze, to fruit lambic, Oude Kriek and so on). With this year a spotlight on: 100% Brussels beers!
Besides this you can enjoy tasty snacks, hopefully cosy on the sun terrace or not, while your children play on the bouncy castle or try out our colouring competition. And who knows, you might even win a nice prize in our big beer raffle!
The entrance is FREE!
ATTENTION! The Brusselsesteenweg in Alsemberg (close to ‘De Lambiek’) is closed due to road works coming from the direction of Brussels. Those who come via Halle/Huizingen/Dworp and the Winderickxplein can – despite the works – continue as usual.
