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Brewery and Cheese Factory

Sonam Dendup • Sep 14, 2020

A Swiss Cheese Factory in Bumthang

A quick visit to the Swiss Cheese Factory and Brewery is a refreshing alternative after visiting many temples and religious sites in the Bumthang valley. The Factory was started in the late 1960’s by a Swiss national Mr Fritz Maurer who visited Bhutan and settled in Bumthang. 


Located nearby the Bathpalathang Domestic Airport, the Brewery is the first of its kind in Bhutan producing draught beer, apple cider, honey wine, clover honey, apple brandy and juice, the famous Red Panda Beer and the best cheese in Bhutan. A visit to this factory is an interesting experience and a guided tour around the Brewery is recommended for beer lovers.

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