Brouwerij Duvel Moortgat

Duvel Moortgat"s history is all about respect for tradition and family values. Today, the fourth generation of the Moortgat family watches over the inheritance of its predecessor and founder, Jan-Leonard Moortgat and his sons Albert and Victor.
Beers:	Bel Duvel Duvel Tripel Hop Duvel Triple Hop 2007 Duvel Triple Hop 2010 Duvel Verte Maredsous 10 Maredsous 6 Maredsous 8 Vedett Extra Blond Vedett Extra White
Accessories:	Bel Pils 33cl Duvel 25cl Duvel 33cl Duvel Apero 25cl Maredsous 33cl
Address:	Europe» Belgium» BREENDONK 2870 Breendonkdorp 58
Province:	Antwerp
Founded in:	1871
Phone:	+3238609400
Fax:	+32 3 860 46 22
E-mail:	info@duvel.be
Web Site:	www.duvel.be

Today, the Duvel Moortgat group, founded in 1871, is an independent producer of authentic speciality beers and premium brands. Around the world, the group is considered to be the leading producer of blond, bottle conditioned, high fermentation beers, a dominant position owed largely to the success of its best-selling product Duvel. A niche player, Duvel Moortgat occupies a leading position in the strategic segments of speciality beers and premium brands like Duvel, Maredsous, Bel Pils and Vedett. The group markets Steendonk white beer in a joint venture with the Palm brewery. Duvel Moortgat has also entered the market of natural fruit juices with a 70% participation in the quality juice producer Freya.

Today, the group’s beers are exported to over 40 countries. Duvel Moortgat has also taken a firm foothold in Central Europe, thanks to a 50% participation in the Czech Bernard brewery, renowned for its premium Pilsners. The group has launched itself into the market of artisan premium beers through the acquisition of the American Ommegang brewery. Duvel Moortgat has also been listed on the Brussels Euronext stock exchange since 1999.

In 2001 Duvel Moortgat was the first brewery to obtain the prestigious HACCP certificate for beer production and conditioning. This certificate is recognition of Duvel Moortgat’s product safety policy.

Source:   www.duvel.be