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Great brewery tour. They have quite a few beer styles compared to other Trappist breweries e.g. wite beer. Also liked the restaurant and a friendly souvenir shop. Although it’s not my favorite Trappist beer a must visit if you are in the area.

Modern tasting room with nice terrace. Looked like they had all the La Trappe beers available. Food was good too.

Very nice location with the old monastery right next to the tasting room. Very nice terrace to enjoy the La Trappe selection outside in the sun. Decorated tastefully with modern interpretation of the wood and brick history. Very respectful yet open for lots of tourists. Good waiters and prices are in line with your expectations. Nice visit. Didn’t try the food but that looked good too.

Lovely monastery grounds with a gift shop and a taproom/restaurant. They have all the La Trappe beers on premises and offer tours. The food is great, and the servers are good. The monks walk around and work around the brewery/monastery.

Visited here back a few years ago. Nice cozy open pub style hall with some outside area as well. Service was spot on and we didn’t have to wait very long. They also had a store front with all their beers and other things the monks created. Worth a stop if your in the area or trying to visit all of the Trappist abbeys.

Visited quite a few times, apparently never wrote a place review. Fresh La Trappe beers on draught at ’t Proeflokaal as well as their Oak-Aged Quadrupels from bottle. Enough room to sit both inside and outside. Nice staff.

Walked all the way down this place from Tilburg. Nice, modern and quiet Proeflokaal, lots of seatings outside made of high quality heavy wood. Food was good, had a nice soup and sandwich here that went really well with the Quad batch #9. A bit pricey, especially the Oak Aged beers are a bit over the top imo, but it’s quality for money I guess. Next time I’ll do the tour.

This place was fun. Nestled in the the south Holland countryside, this Trappist monastery is brimming with life. Inside the church grounds in the beer hall. Very rustic, open fireplaces and wooden tables. Service was great, beer severs spoke both dutch and English and made our time very easy. Selection was amazing considering they had every single beer of theirs available for consumption including older batches of the oak aged quads. Food was amazing, we had the onion soup and a huge American style hamburger. The price was a bit on the steep side for the food but the beer was fair. All in all, it was everything I though it would. A must if you are in south Holland.

Rolled in late in the afternoon and somehow our tour was scheduled for the wrong day but they were still able to squeeze us in at the end of the day after hanging out at the gift shop for an hour or so. Relatively modern brewery inside an older looking monastery. They still have the old copper vessels aside in one room but the new stuff is all stainless all the way and their packaging line even has those fancy new robot pallet stackers. They have a nice guest building with a couple bar/eating areas and everything looks brand new though I think it’s supposed to have been an old shepherds shack or something... The quad on tap is nice. They have a funky house flavor in their beers that makes them probably my least favorite Trappist tied with Chimay, but the quad is so malty that you don’t get much of that. Very polished and commercial place overall. A neat experience but I’m not going to rush to emulate their brewing so I really didn’t get much out of it on the whole.