South London Breweries

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Inspired by the wonderful walking tours of South London’s breweries, bars and street art, organised by LondonBreweryTour.com - book one - we went on a South London beer crawl of our own.




1. 11/15 Session IPA, Brew by Numbers, Bermondsey, SE16



2. The Smoked Brown, Anspach & Hobday, Bermondsey, SE1



3. Beatnik, Gipsy Hill Brewing Company, Gipsy Hill, SE27



4. Beyond the Pale, The London Beer Factory, West Norwood, SE27



5. Electric IPA, Brixton Brewery, Brixton, SW9



6. 2 Tone London Lager, By the Horns Brewing Company, SW17



7. Brockwell IPA, Canopy Beer Company, Herne Hill, SE24



8. Penge Porter, Late Knights Brewery, Penge, SE20



9. London Pale Ale, Sambrook Brewery, Battersea, SW11



10. London Lager, Meantime Brewing Company, Greenwich, SE10



11. Mosaic Pale Ale, The London Beer Lab, Brixton, SW9



12. Neu Altbier, Orbit Beer, Walworth, SE17



13. Red Brick Rye, Brick Brewery, Peckham, SE15



14. Table Beer, The Kernel Brewery, Bermondsey, SE16

All beers, with the exception of Late Knights, were bought from Boss Man Wines, Lordship Lane. Beers from independent and micro-breweries are widely available from stores in South East London including; Franklins, Lordship Lane, Hop Burns & Black, East Dulwich Road, The Beer Shop, Nunhead Green and Beer Rebellion, Queens Road.

This shopping feature appeared originally in the SE Magazines group of magazines and online at AroundDulwich.

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