A favorite is the beer brewed by the Baron brewery in Gussignies, located a few kilometers from the border. 10% of this brewery’s products are sent to Belgium.
In Belgium, a traditionally brewing nation, a new rival has emerged: France. In the last ten years, French brewers They have been increasing their production while their products gain popularity in Belgium.
“I drink it because its flavor is different like we can find in Belgium,” said one consumer. “In any case, I find it refreshing, with a little lemon flavor. It reminds me of white beer“he added.
The French also drink Belgian beer
One of the favorites is the beer brewed by the Baron brewery in Gussignies, located a few kilometers from the border. 10% of this brewery’s products are sent to Belgium.
But, according to a Belgian brewery, the flow of beer it goes both ways.
“We see French beers that are doing very well and that are being developed on Belgian territory. We also see regional beers crossing the border and gaining popularity in northern France. I think at this level a balance is being achieved. In general, if there is quality, there is room for everyone,” said Hugues Glatigny, sales director of the Saint-Feuillien brewery.
