The Belle-Vue brewery is a story of more than 100 years of craftsmanship. As early as 1913 Philémon Vanden Stock started as a "coupeur / plug": he buys lambic from local brewers and thereby creates "Gueuze". In 1927, he took over the cafe Belle-Vue in Anderlecht, also the start of the Belle-Vue brand. When he took over the Vos Kina brewery in Molenbeek in 1943, he changed the name to brewery 'Belle-Vue'. He transforms from 'coupeur / plug' into a brewer. Under the leadership of son Constant Vanden Stock, the brewery is growing strongly, among other things through numerous acquisitions in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, Belle-Vue is expanding and exports to France and the Netherlands.

In 1975, the brewery moved into the old site of the Timmermans brewery in Zuun (Sint-Pieters-Leeuw). Belle-Vue has been part of AB InBev since 1981. Within AB InBev, the Belle-Vue brewery also functions as a pilot brewery and plays an important role in the Belgian network.

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