Couple launches boutique Craft Beer brand in Luxembourg

Yves and Alex Lepère launched a craft beer brand called Borderline Craft Beer in Mussy-la-Ville, a village in the Gaume region of southern Luxembourg.

The couple hosted an inauguration event at their family home on the rue du Paquis to introduce their new products to local authorities, family, and friends. The project began 18 years ago when Yves Lepère received a homebrewing kit for Father's Day.

He eventually transformed a backyard stable into a microbrewery and invested in professional equipment to refine his recipes. Alex Lepère supported the process by providing advice and feedback during the testing phases. The couple worked with friends to test various batches before deciding on their commercial offerings. The brewery focuses on producing unique varieties rather than pursuing large-scale industrial growth.

The name Borderline refers to the geographic location near three national borders and the couple's desire to create products that push the limits of traditional brewing. They currently offer three varieties: a dry Cold IPA, an aromatic Pale Ale, and a chocolate-noted Porter. The brewery sells its products exclusively in 44 cl cans to preserve freshness and flavor. Customers can place orders for the beers through the company website.