contract brewers
BREW YOUR BEER AT KOMPAAN
Ever wanted to make your very own Pale Ale, IPA, Saison, or how about a Stout with chocolate? We brew over 40 different beers annually for our own range at Kompaan, and we have experience with virtually all beer styles..
In addition to our own beers, we also brew custom house beers for various hospitality establishments. For example, Luden Blond, or Cold Turkey for the Grote Markt in The Hague, and even HuppAle for Cafe Huppel The Pub. We also collaborate with other partners such as ‘Big Green Egg’ and ‘The Lemon Spirit.’
Occasionally, we lend a hand to other breweries facing capacity challenges or brewers who don’t have their own brewing equipment.
Do you want to brew your own recipe on a large scale with us? That’s possible! Would you like to collaborate with us to develop a recipe and bring it to the market as your own beer? That’s also possible!
Our standard batch size is 30 hectoliters (3000 liters), which equals 150x 20L kegs, or 9090x 33cl cans. Oh, and we can also do 44cl cans, which would be 6818 cans!
If you want to know more about the possibilities, please contact Jasper Langbroek and feel free to ask any questions 😉
Contract Brewing
We brew custom beers for businesses, hospitality venues, brands and other partners. You can walk in with an existing recipe or develop something completely new with our brewers to fit your brand, venue or idea.
We can develop a unique house beer together that fits your business in taste, story and identity. From recipe and name to positioning, branding and a custom label: we can work on the entire process with you.
Our standard batch is 30 hectolitres, or 3,000 litres. That works out at roughly 150 × 20-litre kegs, 9,090 × 33 cl cans or 6,818 × 44 cl cans. Enough to move slightly beyond your immediate circle of friends.
Get in touch with Jasper Langbroek and tell us what you’re planning. Already have a recipe, beer style, packaging format or another concrete idea? Send it over. Only have a good idea and no clue yet how to turn it into 3,000 litres of beer? Also fine. That’s what we’re here for.
