Leffe Ambrée beer

Leffe is an iconic Belgian abbey beer with a heritage dating back to 1240, when the Premonstratensian canons of the Notre-Dame de Leffe abbey first began brewing. The brand represents a prestigious tradition of Belgian brewing craftsmanship, specifically known for its top-fermentation styles. Use of the name and traditional recipes is licensed under a long-standing agreement between the abbey and the commercial brewery.

While the brand holds deep historical roots in Dinant, Belgium, it is currently produced on a large scale primarily at the Stella Artois brewery in Leuven, Belgium, under the stewardship of Anheuser-Busch InBev. This global giant ensures that Leffe maintains its international presence while adhering to the quality standards associated with Belgian abbey beers. Ownership and distribution are managed through AB InBev's vast global network, making it one of the most recognized specialty beers worldwide.