
X-brewing
X-brewing is a microbrewery from Katwijk in South Holland. At Hoptimaal you'll find their IPAs, a sour beer and a bock in 44 cl, with a strength between 6.2 and 8%. Beers like Whoop the Orange Scoop and X-Brewing Intergalactic Apple Pie are highly rated on Untappd.
- LocationKatwijk, Zuid-Holland
- TypeMicrobrewery
- Untappd 3.51 · 65k ratings
- At Hoptimaal3 in stock · 5 in total
In stock now 3
Previously at Hoptimaal 2
Sold out. If a new batch is coming, you can ask for a heads-up on the product page.
A microbrewery from Katwijk
X-brewing is registered on Untappd as a microbrewery in Katwijk, South Holland. We can't reliably tell you much more about them. We haven't found a website of their own, and we have no usable source on how they started or the people behind them.
We'd rather leave that open than fill in something ourselves. What we do know comes from our own range and from how drinkers rate the beers on Untappd.
What kind of beer X-brewing makes
Our X-brewing range includes two IPAs, a sour beer and a bock. The strength runs from 6.2 to 8%, so these are full-bodied beers you drink slowly.
The names range from X-brewing Fruity Madness to X-Brewing All the Leaves Are Brown and X-Brewing Intergalactic Apple Pie. Together with Whoop the Orange Scoop, these are the beers that are rated highest on Untappd.
X-brewing at Hoptimaal
All X-brewing beers we've had come in 44 cl. Of the four beers, three are in stock right now.
Drink the IPAs as fresh as possible and well chilled, so the hops hold up well. Serve the sour beer cool too. Drink the bock and the stronger ones more slowly and a little less cold, so you taste more flavour.
Frequently asked questions
Where does X-brewing come from?
X-brewing is a microbrewery from Katwijk in South Holland, the Netherlands. That is what Untappd says about it.
What kind of beer does X-brewing make?
At Hoptimaal you'll find IPAs, a sour beer and a bock from X-brewing. The strength is between 6.2 and 8% and the pack size is 44 cl.
What is the best way to drink an X-brewing IPA?
Drink an IPA as fresh as possible and well chilled, so the hops hold up well. Serve a bock or a stronger beer a little less cold and drink it more slowly.