THINGS ARE CHANGING
Our new labels are here!
Our bottles have changed but the taste of our beer hasn’t.
L’intemporelle, our Belgian-style witbier, and La perche filante, our blonde ale, are made with a majority of Neuchâtel grain. Since July 2023 these two beers have been certified ‘Neuchâtel Vins et Terroir Regio Garantie’.
Our barley comes from the Combazin farm in Le Landeron and our wheat from the Les Mouilles farm in Wavre.
The raw materials for these two beers are organic.
Our other beers are also brewed with the best ingredients.
CELESTIAL BEER FONDUE!
What about a delicious cheese fondue made with beer instead of wine? We can make your cheesy dreams come true.
For groups of 11 people or more, please contact us directly.
For groups of 4 to 10 people, please visit this page for more info.
OUR WEBSHOP
You: I don’t have the energy to go out shopping! And I hate carrying heavy bags!
Us: Did you know you can stay comfortably at home AND buy our beer on-line? And the best part is that you won’t have to pay for shipping for orders of CHF 100 or more!
You: What an absolutely amazing offer!
Us: Oh thanks! We’re blushing right now!
You: This is all very lovely but perhaps you could stop inventing conversations and get back to brewing.
Us: Erm yes, you’re right… The link to our website is below…
CELESTIAL STORY
After a first inglorious attempt at the age of 14 at making alcohol by fermenting grapes in a plastic container under his bed in his hometown of Sveg, Sweden, Peter ended up studying IT. He moved to Neuchatel in 1992 to work for an industrial design software multinational. On his business trips to California, Peter discovered Marin Brewing Company and Anchor Brewing, Sierra Nevada and Lagunitas beers – and became a keen craft beer enthusiast. He started brewing as a hobby. As his taste for craft beer grew, his taste for endless business meetings diminished. In 2017 he decided to open his own independent craft brewery. Today he is in his element.
CELESTIAL LOCATION
Brasserie Celestial is located on the shore of lake Neuchâtel, near the city of Neuchâtel, about 200 metres from La Tène Beach.
The brewery is open for bottle sales from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursdays, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, or by appointment.