De Halve Maan Brewery, also known as Henri Maes Brewery is a family brewery in Brugge and the last active brewery within the city center. The property has a very long brewing history, with the town register mentioning in 1564 the existence of a brewery Die Maene. In 1856, Henri became owner of the property and, with the support of his uncle Canon Peter John Maes, he built Die Maene into a modern brewery De Halve Maan. Their offerings include:
Bruges Tripel Ale - Wild Tripel 9.0% ABV
Brugse Bok - Bock 6.5% ABV
Brugse Zot - Belgian Pale Ale 6.0% ABV
Brugse Zot - Unfiltered Belgian Pale Ale 6.0% ABV
Brugse Zot Dubbel - Dubbel 7.5% ABV
Straffe Hendrik Blonde - Belgian Pale Ale 6.0% ABV
Straffe Hendrik Bruges Tripel Bier 9° - Tripel 9.0% ABV
Straffe Hendrik Bruin - Belgian Strong Dark Ale 8.5% ABV
Straffe Hendrik Heritage - Quadrupel (Quad) 11.0% ABV
Straffe Hendrik Quadrupel - Quadrupel (Quad) 11.0% ABV
