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Lowlander

A WORD FROM OUR CHIEF BOTANICAL OFFICER

 

‘While working in a gin distillery in the United Kingdom I fell in love with the use of botanicals in distilling and the fascinating world of cocktails. Having basically grown up in beer in the Netherlands I guess it was only natural that I started wondering what would happen if you would brew rather than distil with these botanicals. I grew curious about what kind of character these herbs, spices and fruits could give to beer.

 

AND SO, THE IDEA FOR LOWLANDER BEER WAS BORN. Since the Netherlands or ‘Low Lands’ is a land below sea level, we Dutch grow up with a healthy respect for nature. It’s a question of balance: like finding just the right combination of botanicals – or herbs, spices and fruit – to brew uniquely refreshing drinks. And so it is with the natural world: when more is taken out than is given back, the balance needs to be restored. Which is why Lowlander is championing the global goal for nature, working towards a Nature Positive impact by 2030.

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We are ‘De Eeuwige Jeugd’.

 

We make our own beer, to our own taste and full of character, in our own brewery. We serve our own beers in our own café (Cafe de Jeugd) and club (Levenslang Amsterdam), at the camping, and at an elderly disco. At Brouwerij De Eeuwige Jeugd we balance on the edge and sometimes just go over it. We brew beers with characters, a real Jazzebel from Amsterdam; Lellebel, shrewd young god and slick rick; Gladjanus, our leader of mischief and rascall; Belhamel and our divine champion of freedom and celebration; ‘Vrijer’.

 

Excited to live. That’s what we’re about. Giving everything. Sharing everything. Tasting everything. Serving everything. On the edge, sometimes over it. Drawing outside the lines, going all the way. Roadtrip with grandpa. Hit that high note of Whitney. 

 

Double up with laughter. Drink and dance, wink and free. Make friends with strangers. The one who gives everything, experiences everything.

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We are ‘De Eeuwige Jeugd’.

 

We make our own beer, to our own taste and full of character, in our own brewery. We serve our own beers in our own café (Cafe de Jeugd) and club (Levenslang Amsterdam), at the camping, and at an elderly disco. At Brouwerij De Eeuwige Jeugd we balance on the edge and sometimes just go over it. We brew beers with characters, a real Jazzebel from Amsterdam; Lellebel, shrewd young god and slick rick; Gladjanus, our leader of mischief and rascall; Belhamel and our divine champion of freedom and celebration; ‘Vrijer’.

 

Excited to live. That’s what we’re about. Giving everything. Sharing everything. Tasting everything. Serving everything. On the edge, sometimes over it. Drawing outside the lines, going all the way. Roadtrip with grandpa. Hit that high note of Whitney. 

 

Double up with laughter. Drink and dance, wink and free. Make friends with strangers. The one who gives everything, experiences everything.

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Homeland

At the old Naval Yard in the heart of Amsterdam, Brouwerij Homeland, as independent and unconventional adventurers, brings a unique touch to this special location. A place where craftsmanship, quality, and taste sensations converge in a range of unique beers.
 

Brouwerij Homeland brews something for everyone, from light and fruity to robust and spicy, and everything in between. They scour the world for inspiration to create the finest and most delicious beers, which they craft in their own distinctive way. The result is a range of craft beers that fully embodies their brewing passion.
 

At Homeland, sustainable brewing is a priority. They brew their beers as sustainably as possible, ensuring the quality of the beer is synonymous with the quality of their environmental footprint. They continually work on making their brewing process more sustainable, from the barley to the glass. This starts with local suppliers, because while imported goods can be delightful, local products taste just as good.

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