Brixton Brewery Reliance Pale Ale 12 x 330 ml Can

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Good thing that you’re spoiled for choice here. Start with a visit to Dog’s Grandad – a cute microbrewery that has made plenty of waves since opening in March 2021 due to its natural, vegan-friendly beer and easygoing staff.

It’s easy to see why – s loping floors offer superb views of Europe’s largest fixed stage, all sheltered by a cavernous 140-foot-tall dome echoing the beats and sounds of the musicians playing. No wonder then that the Maccabees billed this as being “ the best venue in the world ”. We concur.Sadly it’s closed for the time being, but we really hope this one opens its doors again soon. Phonox can be found at 418 Brixton R0ad, London, SW9 7AY and Electric Brixton at Town Hall Parade, Brixton Hill, London, SW2 1RJ. 4. Enjoy bottomless brunch and Afrobeats at Brixton Jamm or the Prince of Wales Photo: Brixton Jamm You will have the chance to taste many different beer styles on the route and hear about the history of brewing in the area, and at individual breweries in modern times. After a few pints here, continue past the railway arches to the famous and long-standing Brixton Brewery, where you can stop for a thirst-quenching Coldharbour lager or two. End up at both Clarkshaw’s and Friendship Adventures breweries – situated on the way to Loughborough Junction – and see where the night takes you. We’ll cheers to that! We are proud to support as many independent businesses as possible. This is becoming difficult recently due to mergers and acquisitions in the beer industry and you’ll learn a bit more about this on the tour.Beavertown is one of the most popular breweries in London. You’ll see their beer on taps in pretty much every pub you walk into. Our penultimate addition to this list of the best things to do in Brixton is exploring its pop-up events, w hich tend to take place on the rooftop of the rowdy Prince of Wales and in *ahem* Pop Brixton. The Trinity Arms is your local home from home, hidden on a stunning square in the heart of Brixton, just a stone’s throw from the hustle and bustle of Brixton high street but far enough away to be a welcome retreat. The huge outdoor space is great for sunny-day drinking, so it’s an easy summer hit. They even have visiting street food vendors on a rotating basis, so you can get cajun food or chips and pitta to soak up all the beer. Breweries West London Portobello Brewing Discover 5 amazing London Breweries in one of London’s most talked-about neighbourhoods. The Brixton Beer Mile is home to a fantastic range of craft beer with local breweries such as; Brixton Brewery, London Beer Lab, Friendship Adventure, Dogs Grandad and others.

The entire venue has a delightfully shabby-chic feel to it, with recycled railway sleepers and ladders making up the bar and rusty bed springs transformed into the light fixtures. Their beer ain’t bad either – they serve up a mean lager, session IPA, stout and pale ale – and their pizzas are some of the best you’ll find in East London.New owners Portobello Brewery have invested in a splendid covered outside area with heaters and cushions.

Discover the story behind these London breweries visiting at least 3 local taprooms for tastings of the best craft beer. This cool West London brewery, Portobello Brewing, has been making beer since 2012, and supplies trendy pubs all over the city. T Sympathetic Ear If they don't have a beer you like here, then you don't like beer. Image: Sympathetic Ear

Nearest stations are Meridian Water and Northumberland Park. 13. Fourpure Brewing Co., South Bermondsey Photo: Fourpure Brewing Co.