| Brasserie Alken-Maes Waarloos | |||
 | The Alken-Maes brewery was created in 1988 from the merger of the 3rd Belgian brewery Maes in Waarloos and the 4th Alken (in Alken). In 2000, Alken-Maes was sold, along with Brasseries Kronenbourg, by the Danone group to the English group Scottish & Newcastle. In 2002 the Louwaege brewery was bought and the site was closed in 2003, the production of Hapkin beer moved to the brewery of the Union . In 2003 The historic site of Waarloos is closed and the production (Maes pils) passes to the Brewery of Alken . In 2008, Scottish & Newcastle, was bought by the Danish Carlsberg and the Dutch Heineken who share its companies, the Belgian companies passing into the fold of Heineken. In 2021, Alken-Maes has three sites of production in Belgium, Brewery Cristal in Alken, Brewery Affligem in Affligem and the Brewery Mort Subite in Kobbegem. Commercial Register To see the To hide the Breewed beers | ||
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