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Silly Scotch: More Than a Century of Tradition

First brewed in 1918 with the help of British soldiers who were in Silly at the time, this Scotch Ale carries on a historic recipe that is both generous and refined. More than a century after its creation, Silly Scotch remains one of Brasserie de Silly’s flagship beers. Its aromatic

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Saison Village Bio: A New Saison, Rooted in Silly

Introduced in 2025, the year Brasserie de Silly celebrated its 175th anniversary, Saison Village Bio offers a contemporary, organic interpretation of Saison, a beer style closely linked to the brewery’s history since 1850. Inspired by the beers once brewed for seasonal farmworkers in our region, this golden-blonde beer uses Silly’s

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Be Silly Bio: A Strong Start!

Launched in June 2026, Be Silly Bio, our new organic alcohol-free beer, is off to a flying start. Supported by growing demand and enthusiastic feedback from our partners, it is already confirming its commercial potential. 150 hl produced since launch 3 brews of 50 hl since June 2026 GROWING DISTRIBUTION

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When Beer Joins the Table

On 3 September 2026, ahead of Belgian Beer Weekend, Brasserie de Silly brought its international partners together at Maison du Cygne in Brussels for an evening dedicated to food and beer pairings. When Gastronomy and Beer Come Together Chef Glen Ramaekers created a menu in which each course showcased a

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Pink Killer: The Trailblazer That Sparked the Rosé Beer Trend

In 2002, Brasserie de Silly took a bold step by launching a pink, grapefruit-flavored beer—something unheard of in the Belgian brewing world at the time. Bertrand Van der Haegen, representing the fifth generation of brewers at Silly, sensed a shift in consumer tastes and decided to create something new: fresh,

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Four International Medals for a Memorable 175th Anniversary

A Belgian pride celebrated worldwide In 2025, Brasserie de Silly celebrates its 175th anniversary with an exceptional track record. The family-owned company, deeply rooted in Belgian brewing tradition, has won four prestigious medals at two international competitions: the World Beer Awards and the Asia Beer Challenge. These distinctions crown a

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