Browar Łomża

The Łomża brewery facility spans across a large industrial complex in northeastern Poland, producing various types of beer including pale, dark, and honey variants.

Founded in 1968, the brewery initially produced three distinct beers named Kurpie, Wyborowe, and Export before expanding its production to 850,000 hectolitres annually by 2004.

The brewery incorporates regional identity through its marketing materials, featuring traditional Kurpie folk dancers and the deer symbol from the Łomża coat of arms.

Located at Poznańska 121 in Łomża, the brewery offers multiple beer varieties, from classic pale lagers to wheat beers flavored with coriander and orange peel.

The facility sources honey from certified local apiaries to create its special honey beer variant, maintaining connections with regional agricultural producers.

Inception: 1968

Website: http://browarlomza.pl

GPS coordinates: 53.15947,22.03869

Latest update: March 10, 2025 22:21