Cornet beer

Cornet is a distinctive Belgian blond ale known for its oaked character. The beer was originally brewed at the Brouwerij De Hoorn in Steenhuffel, Belgium, with its name and recipe honoring Theodoor Cornet, the steward of Diepensteyn Castle. Its unique flavor profile is defined by the use of oak wood chips during the brewing process, providing a subtle vanilla touch reminiscent of barrel-aging.

Historically, the brand was part of the Brouwerij Palm portfolio. Today, Cornet is an international brand under the ownership of Swinkels Family Brewers, a prominent Dutch brewery. While its roots and primary production remain deeply embedded in Belgian brewing traditions, the brand benefits from the global distribution network of its parent company, maintaining its status as a premium specialty beer in the European market.