Brussels Beer Project

Brussels Beer Project wants to be exemplary in the circular economy through projects such as Babylone, the first beer made from fresh, unsold bread; or the Tough Cookie, a beer brewed from Dandoy's unsold speculoos. They are also on the way to becoming CO2 neutral by limiting and offsetting their impact.

This year, they are aiming for B-corp certification, which meets, among other things, governance requirements.

More broadly, they want to be an alternative to the big industrial brewers who only have profit as their priority. Thus, they aspire to be a source of inspiration for all entrepreneurs and employees, showing that you can do things better while being ambitious.

The activity of the Brussels Beer Project has been heavily financed since 2013 by 4,000 crowdfunders, and for the past 2 years all employees have been eligible for warrants, in order to become shareholders of the company.