In the city of Roeulx, young religious people founded the Abbey of Saint-Feuillien in 1125. For seven centuries the abbey prospered, a place of prayer and study, but also an economic, administrative, and cultural center, until its destruction in 1796. In 1950, the Brasserie St - Feuillien, founded in 1873, resumed the production of the beers of the extinct abbey of the same name. St Feuillien Blonde is a light ale beer, with an intense golden color and a smooth, foamy head. Unmistakable aroma of hops and a citrus note due to the spices used in its brewing. Intense bitter and malt flavor, however, the final effect is dry and highlights the hop touch.