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The men and women of Gourmet Wallonia have made their passion a profession.
The natural taste of the local products, combined with the stunning Walloon landscapes, are the essential ingredients for an unforgettable day with friends, family or a group. Many craftsmen and farmers are happy for you to visit their place of work and reveal some culinary secrets. Here are the producers who have made Wallonia a gourmand’s delight from snail farmers and chocolatiers to beer brewers and whisky distillers (yes, really, the Belgian’s make whisky !)
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- Les chocolats d'Edouard: an artisanal chocolate factory in Florenville
© WBT - David SamynFlorenvilleLes chocolats d'Edouard: an artisanal chocolate factory in Florenville
Step into Edouard Bechoux's artisanal chocolate shop to discover a fascinating selection of flavours and a welcoming tasting room. Foodies will delight in making their own chocolate treats or simply by visiting the kitchens. In Florenville, in the province of the Belgian Luxembourg. - Stop Aux Saveurs des Fraises du Village to try Gerpinnes strawberries
© WBT - Emmanuel MathezGerpinnesStop Aux Saveurs des Fraises du Village to try Gerpinnes strawberries
Located in the village of Gerpinnes, this shop and tasting room offers strawberries grown in Wallonia's largest fruit and vegetable farm. - Brasserie de Silenrieux
© Rue Noupré 1SilenrieuxBrasserie de Silenrieux
Come and taste the Joseph and the Sara, 2 organic beers produced by the Brasserie de Silenrieux: a relaxing time by the Eaux d'Heure dam. - La Framboiseraie: fruit picking in Redu
© WBT - S. BurgeonReduLa Framboiseraie: fruit picking in Redu
Located in Redu (province of Luxembourg), La Framboiseraie offers the opportunity to pick your own fruit (June--mid-September) and indulge. - The Verger de la Chise
© Ferme de la ChisePiétrebaisThe Verger de la Chise
Martine, Pierre and their team are looking forward to welcoming you to the Verger de la Chise and its magnificent farm. - The Brasserie du Renard
© Brasserie du Renard - Sébastien VlaminckGrez-DoiceauThe Brasserie du Renard
This microbrewery, based in Grez-Doiceau produces artisanal beers using distinctive ingredients such as spice or fresh fruit. - Chocolaterie Bressant: artisanal chocolate in Beaumont
© Chocolaterie BressantBeaumontChocolaterie Bressant: artisanal chocolate in Beaumont
The artisanal chocolate shop Bressant, in Beaumont, offers a delicious range of chocolate creations and sweet treats, all presented in original boxes. - Chocolatier Defroidmont and its chocolate museum in Erezée
© WBT - Caroline RaseErezéeChocolatier Defroidmont and its chocolate museum in Erezée
Artisan Chocolatier Philippe Defroidmont reveals his secrets in its Durbuy and Erezée boutiques. The museum, visit and tasting promise a full chocolate experience. - The Forêt microbrewery
© WBT - Sébastien RobertyComblain-au-PontThe Forêt microbrewery
Set in the former school of the village (built in 1909), the Forêt microbrewery makes a selection of beers inspired by the Walloon terroir. - The Château de Bousval vineyard
© Vignoble du Château de BousvalBousvalThe Château de Bousval vineyard
Discover the story of the Château de Bousval vineyard, a local production with a fascinating range of products. - Munaut: a fascinating orchard and apple press in the Gaume region
© MunautVirtonMunaut: a fascinating orchard and apple press in the Gaume region
Munaut, with its orchard and apple press, was created in Virton (Gaume) beginning of the 20th century and remains family-managed. - Brasserie Deseveaux
© WBT - Ph. LermusiauxBoussuBrasserie Deseveaux
In the heart of the Hanneton valley, the Brasserie Deseveaux presents its range of craft beer brewed with a little twist. - The Brasserie de la Lienne in Lierneux
© zythologie.netLierneuxThe Brasserie de la Lienne in Lierneux
The Brasserie de la Lienne, located in the Belgian Ardenne, in Lierneux, serves an exceptional beer. One of the most beautiful regions of the country... - Dr. Clyde Distillery | Trois-Ponts |© WBT - Sébastien RobertyTrois-Ponts
Dr. Clyde Distillery | Trois-Ponts |
Located near Stavelot, Dr. Clyde Distillery produces artisanal, traditional, natural rum, whisky, gin, absinth and pastis. - Au Canard Gourmand, duck farm near Sprimont© WBT - Sébastien RobertySprimont
Au Canard Gourmand, duck farm near Sprimont
In Fraiture, a picturesque village located near Sprimont, Myriam and Marc Lamy offer you a guided tour of their duck farm. - The Brasserie du Clocher
© Brasserie du Clocher – Crédit L.CheffertNamurThe Brasserie du Clocher
Set in a former church on the heights of Namur, this brewery produces a light, floral lager as well as an amber beer full of character. - Distillerie L'Espérance Commerciale à Montegnée© WBT - Sébastien RobertyMontegnée
Distillerie L'Espérance Commerciale à Montegnée
At 86, rue Félix Bernard in Montegnée, there's a well-kept secret, that of the artisanal wines and liqueurs of la Distillerie L'Espérance Commerciale. - The Tête Chargée brewery in Limelette
© Fleur CamermanOttignies-Louvain-la-NeuveThe Tête Chargée brewery in Limelette
This young microbrewery, based in Limelette, produces high fermentation beers, prepared on an open flame. - Naturâne A donkey farm in Bastogne
© Pascal DelperdangeVaux-sur-SûreNaturâne A donkey farm in Bastogne
Come along! Pascal will show his donkey farm, located in Bastogne: one of the largest in Europe. Originally a computer scientist, he gave it all up to dedicate his life to agriculture.