Boum

Boum was brewed after World War II by Brouwerij Van Assche in Liezele and is described in local history as a successful ale; the brewery was later renamed Brouwerij Villers. Its exact style, alcohol content, and flavour profile are not reliably documented, making it notable chiefly as a postwar beer that preceded the brewery’s later Vieille-Villers abbey beers. ([liezele.be](https://liezele.be/over/geschiedenis/?utm_source=openai))