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The hop field covers 35 ares and contains approximately 800 hop plants of the 'Hallertau Mittelfrüh' variety. It was planted by Jan Vermeir from Opwijk and the Temmerman family, renowned hop farmers from Erembodegem. The team from the nearby Diepensteyn Stud Farm manages the cultivation. For the treatment, the brewery relies on Geert Claerbout, a hop grower and processor from the Poperinge region. The first harvest from the hop field was picked early on September 5, 2012. Since then, the 'hop festivals' with a public hop harvest have been held annually. (Municipality of Londerzeel)

A field path through the fields between Imde and Rossem. This way, you avoid a busy road.

A field path through the fields between Imde and Rossem. This way, you avoid a busy road.

Hop, hop, hop! Cheer up, the hops grow here. Watch and enjoy how the hop plants climb higher like pole dancers. Hop hop hop... this location is great.

Hop hop hop and get some peace of mind. Enjoy the growing plants that work their way up here like pole dancers. The 'hop festivals' take place here every year with a public hop picking. The hop field is 35 ares in size and has around 800 hop plants. Brouwerij Palm will no longer grow and harvest the hops on its plantation itself. To this end, it is concluding a cooperation agreement with the non-profit organisation De Orde van de Groene Bel, which will henceforth be responsible for the cultivation and harvesting of the hop plantation on the Leirekensroute. This ensures the continuity of the hop culture in Steenhuffel.

50 years ago this building was a ruined pigsty. The current building is a beautiful renovation.

hopefully Palm

Diepensteyn Castle was rebuilt on the foundations of the former Steenhuffelse count's castle and was once part of the military network of the Duke of Brabant. It is therefore very strongly connected to Brabant's identity and tradition. After the French Revolution, Diepensteyn was no longer inhabited and fell into serious disrepair. Since 1989, it has been owned by the Palm brewery and reconstruction quickly began as a contribution to the historical heritage of its municipality Steenhuffel. Diepensteyn Castle is located in a beautiful domain amidst extensive ponds. The impressive inner courtyard houses the coach house and the stud farm where the Brabant draft horse, the signboard of the Palm brewery, found shelter. (Along Castles and Castles)