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Did the Nassaus and the Oranjes drink beer?
Find out during a beautiful BeerWalk through the oldest Nassau city in the Netherlands.
With a brewery that still stands on the harbour, Bredaas Wit as its own city beer and one of the first industrial breweries in the Netherlands: Drie Hoefijzers.
In the Middle Ages, about forty breweries were active here at the same time, producing beer for Breda and the surrounding area.
Did the Beguines brew beer here and if so why?
When enjoying 5 beer tastings you will learn more than you expect at first sight.

Of course beer was brewed in the oldest port of Holland, but German and Holland beer was also traded and transhipped.
Many, many, in all shapes and sizes.
During the Beer Walk through medieval Dordrecht you will learn that there were even urban breweries that even brewed their own city beers.
Dutch Christmas beer was even invented here.
We start at one of the oldest breweries in the Netherlands: De Sleutel, in the middle of the old town.
We will taste five craft beers along the way, one of which is along one of the busiest European inland shipping routes.

This beautiful city had everything you needed in the Middle Ages.
Beer for the surrounding countryside, beer for the burghers and citizens – and beer for export to Asia and South America and for the sailors who made long sea voyages.
A precursor to the popular IPA: Princess beer.
The famous Abbey even housed a brewery that supplied Charles V and his court with fresh beer.
You will find out all about it during the three-hour BierWandeling through Middelburg, where we will taste 5 craft beers, because tasting beer is also one of the components.

Monks, nuns, patricians, everyone seemed to be drinking beer in beautiful ‘s-Hertogenbosch.
A city with a famous city beer should not be missing from the Dutch BeerWandeling series.
Mol was famous in the farthest corners of the country. One of the oldest city breweries is also located here: De Hemel.
As so often, the monks here were the first brewers to learn all the details about.
Where can you not only walk through the Lange Brouwersstraat, the Korte Brouwersstraat and over the Gruitberg?
That is only possible in medieval Nijmegen, a great historic beer city that is still buzzing today.
You will notice how with the 5 beer tastings.

Monks, nuns, patricians, everyone seemed to be drinking beer in beautiful ‘s-Hertogenbosch.
All beer and brewing secrets come together in this Beer Walk.
Learn about the clandestine churches that used to be located in breweries.
Find out here that Koningsbier once existed and see what a gruit and hops warehouse looked like.
What water was used to brew here and what about the supply of malt during the Eighty Years’ War?
What was the effect on beer when Den Bosch in Brabant was added to the Republic of the 7 Provinces?
It will all become clear to you with 5 delicious beer tastings that are served during the BeerWalk in the most beautiful bars of this beautiful medieval city.