Distilling spirits since 1880
Apart from the beautiful rural surroundings, it is no longer obvious that Filliers Distillery once started as an agricultural distillery. It is now one of the last operational family owned warm distilleries in Belgium where knowledge & passion is being passed on from generation to generation.
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We are introducing a Belgian vodka with zest with Filliers vodka.
The creation of premium spirits is a craft which we, at Filliers Distillery, have been working on with a huge amount of passion since 1880. The story started more than 140 years ago with the distilling of an ancient spirit, namely genever. Many generations of Master Distillers have been working on new products like gin and whisky throughout the years. The only thing still missing was a premium grain vodka.
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Our Tribute gin, voted best Belgian Dry Gin.
Firmin Filliers first started to create a gin some 100 years ago, when genever was still lord and master in the Low Countries.
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Wortegemsen is getting a new flavour!
Let’s start with some history around the brand. The origin and story behind Wortegemsen started out as a fluke.
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Filliers Distillery will import “The King of the Lowlands”
Importing alcoholic beverages began in the 1970’s, when the fourth generation, Carlos & Louis Filliers, were at the helm.
We are introducing a Belgian vodka with zest with Filliers vodka.
Our Tribute gin, voted best Belgian Dry Gin.
Wortegemsen is getting a new flavour!
Filliers Distillery will import “The King of the Lowlands”
Experience the craftsmanship
Visit the distillery
A tour through the different distilleries reveals so much more than just the production process. Experienced guides who know the site inside out tell the many stories that make this place a special piece of heritage.
Why do the outer walls of the maturation rooms look black? How did the first drink come about at Filliers Distillery? How do master distillers bring 28 aromas together in one gin? Which elements are important in the selection of a wooden barrel? Can I have a taste?
