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Discover how to make authentic Belgian pralines and taste Belgian beers in a fun, 2-hour chocolate workshop in Brussels with expert guides and take-home treats.

The Belgian Chocolate Making Workshop with Beer Tasting in Brussels offers a delicious and educational experience lasting 2 hours. Hosted by Waffles ‘n Beer | Chocolate ‘n Beer, this highly-rated tour (rating: 4.9) invites participants to craft traditional Belgian pralines from scratch. The workshop takes place at Oud Korenhuis 27, Brussels, where the entrance with a white facade and red windows welcomes you.
This experience is perfect for those curious about Belgian chocolate craftsmanship or anyone eager to learn new skills and enjoy Belgium’s famous beers. The session combines hands-on chocolate making with a beer tasting, delivering a genuine taste of Belgian culture. It’s suitable for ages 12 and over, with alcoholic drinks served only to participants 18+. Expect a relaxed, friendly atmosphere led by an expert host, making it ideal for both novices and chocolate enthusiasts.
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Participants begin at Oud Korenhuis 27, where the host welcomes everyone into a cozy workshop space. The session is designed to be interactive and engaging, regardless of previous experience. Guests will learn how to make pralines using dark Callebaut chocolate for the shells and milk chocolate ganache for the fillings.
The step-by-step guidance makes this a perfect activity for first-time chocolatiers. The expert host shares tips about Belgian chocolate making, ensuring everyone understands each stage of the process. The focus remains on fun and education, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and experiment creatively.

In this workshop, crafting pralines involves shaping chocolate shells and filling them with smooth ganache. The use of premium Belgian products guarantees a high-quality outcome. Participants get hands-on experience in creating their own unique chocolates and learn secrets behind Belgian chocolate craftsmanship.
The workshop emphasizes relaxation and enjoyment, allowing you to focus on the process rather than perfection. The guidance of the host ensures that everyone leaves with beautiful, tasty chocolates. As the session concludes, each person gets to take home their creations—a sweet souvenir of their time in Brussels.
Complementing the chocolate making, the beer tasting introduces guests to authentic Belgian brews. The host guides participants through the tasting, highlighting the varieties and flavors that make Belgian beers world-famous. Expect to sample different beers, carefully selected to pair well with chocolate or to stand on their own.
This part of the experience adds a local flavor to the workshop, giving insight into Belgium’s brewing heritage. The relaxed setting encourages conversation and curiosity about Belgian beer culture. Note that non-alcoholic drinks are available for those under 18 or who prefer not to drink alcohol.
More Great Tours NearbyThe meeting point at Oud Korenhuis 27 is straightforward: the building’s white facade with red windows and door is usually open, making it easy to find. Enter the building, and the workshop is accessible through the first door on the right. The coordinates (50.84401321411133, 4.351677417755127) help with precise navigation.
The group size is typical of shared workshops, with two participants per chocolate station. This setup encourages interaction and individual attention from the host. The workshop is conducted in English, with the possibility of some translation if needed.
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Booking is flexible, with the option to reserve now and pay later. Participants can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, making this a low-risk activity to include in travel plans. The duration of 2 hours offers a compact yet comprehensive experience, suitable for most schedules.
The workshop operates with a focus on safety and dietary considerations. Guests are asked to inform hosts of any allergies or restrictions beforehand. Children 12 and older can participate, but those under 16 need adult accompaniment on a 1:1 basis.

Compared to other chocolate experiences in Brussels, this workshop stands out for its hands-on approach to making pralines from scratch, rather than just tasting or observing. The pairing with Belgian beer adds a unique twist, making it a multisensory session.
While some similar experiences are shorter or focus solely on tasting, this tour balances educational content, artisanal production, and local beverage tasting. The use of high-quality ingredients like Callebaut chocolate ensures a professional level of craftsmanship. Its high rating (4.9) reflects strong satisfaction among past participants.
This workshop suits adults and teenagers eager to learn the secrets of Belgian chocolate and sample Belgian beers. It’s particularly appealing to food lovers, creative minds, or those wanting a fun, interactive activity in Brussels. The relaxed environment makes it accessible for beginners, while still offering enough detail for those with some familiarity.
Note: The activity is not suitable for children under 12, and participants should be prepared for some alcohol service only for 18+.
The Belgian Chocolate Making Workshop with Beer Tasting offers a delightful glimpse into Belgium’s renowned chocolate and beer culture. The hands-on chocolate crafting combined with authentic beer tasting creates a well-rounded and enjoyable experience.
The location is convenient, the guides are knowledgeable, and the quality of the ingredients ensures a professional outcome. The opportunity to take home your own chocolates adds a personal touch to this activity.
While the two-hour duration is short, it packs enough content for an informative and tasty experience. This tour stands out for its educational focus, friendly atmosphere, and local flavor. It’s ideal for adventurous foodies, chocolate lovers, and beer enthusiasts visiting Brussels.
Can I participate if I have dietary restrictions?
Yes, the hosts ask for prior notice of any allergies or dietary restrictions and can accommodate them where possible.
Is the workshop suitable for children?
Children aged 12 and above can join, but those under 16 must be accompanied by an adult on a 1:1 basis.
Are alcoholic drinks served during the workshop?
Yes, beer tasting is included, but non-alcoholic drinks are provided for participants under 18.
Where exactly does the workshop take place?
It takes place at Oud Korenhuis 27, Brussels, inside a building with a white facade and red windows.
Can I cancel my reservation?
Yes, you can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the scheduled start.
Is this tour conducted in English?
Yes, the activity is led in English, with hosts able to translate some parts if necessary.