Brewery Boon

The first traces of what is now known as Brouwerij Boon date back to 1680 when J.B. CLAES bought a farm to establish a brewery-distillery. In 1860, the brewery came into the hands of Louis Paul, and in 1898 it was taken over by the Troch family. After the 1927 crisis, the brewery was bought by Jean De Vits, whose son sold it in 1978 to Frank Boon, who had already modestly started in 1975 in Halle as a geuze blender and trader in regional beers.
Boon is distributed by Palm Breweries
Products:
Lambiek 6%, Oude Geuze 6.5%, Oude Kriek 6.5%, Geuze Mariage Parfait (old geuze) 8%, Kriek 4%, Framboise 5%, Faro 4%, Duivels Bier (heavy dark beer) 8%
Info:
www.horal.be/boon.php
www.boon.be

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