Leyd Brewing Co. logo with a white circular background, black text at the top reading 'brewing co.' and bold red text in the center reading 'leyd'.
Illustration of a hop plant with green leaves and hop cones on a dark background.
A colorful, stylized shield with intricate patterns in red, orange, yellow, blue, and purple.
Illustration of a hop plant with leaves and hop cones on a black background.
Colorful embroidered patch with abstract swirling patterns and animal motifs.

Brewed with passion, Inspired by Borneo

Our Craft Beers

A 320ml can of Leyd Brewing Co. Air Hitam stout with 5.4% alcohol, featuring colorful artistic label with leaves and abstract patterns.
A 320ml can of Leyd Amber Lager beer with colorful botanical and abstract artwork on the label, featuring large leaves, fruit, and vibrant patterns, with branding elements including the phrase "Dad is the reason" and alcohol content of 4.2%.

Air Hitam

Dad Is The Reason

Can of Leyd brewing company's Haka Pilsner featuring colorful tropical leaves, a traditional Maori figure, and text indicating it's a New Zealand pilsner with 4.8% alcohol in a 320ml can.
Can of Leyd Brewing Co. Juicy Pale Ale with colorful, abstract tropical-themed artwork featuring leaves and a pizza slice, indicating 320ml size and 4.2% alcohol content.

Haka Pilsner

Juicy Pale Ale

Locations Available

About Us

Born in the heart of Sibu, Sarawak, Leyd Brewing Co. began as a passion project between friends who shared a love for bold flavors and authentic brewing. Inspired by Borneo’s lush landscapes and rich cultural tapestry, we set out to craft beers that reflect the spirit of Borneo.

We believe in brewing small batches with purpose. Leyd beers are made using carefully selected natural ingredients and a touch of innovation to deliver unique character and consistent quality. 

What sets us apart? We're not trying to mimic global trends, we're crafting a new voice for Southeast Asian beer, deeply rooted in place, pride, and creativity.

A map showing the islands of Madagascar on the left and Japan on the right, both outlined with contour lines and different shades of color for elevation.