Londonbrewers.org

Visit the Boak and Bailey's Beer Blog site It’s Sheffield Beer Week this week (14-22 March) which got us thinking about beer weeks in general — where did they come from, what are they for, and where are they going? In the UK arguably the original beer...

Photograph by May Truong LOCATION: WVRST This weekend, at the Evergreen Brickworks in Toronto, six to seven thousand punters will brave the cool weather to drink a kind of ale that goes back to the Iron Age. Some 316 barrels, each containing a different...

The number of breweries in London has continued to rise at a meteoric rate, with 52 real ale brewers now calling the capital their home compared to 44 this time last year – an 18% rise. Even more impressive, this comes after brewery numbers doubled in...

It’s Sheffield Beer Week this week (14-22 March) which got us thinking about beer weeks in general — where did they come from, what are they for, and where are they going? In the UK arguably the original beer week is Norwich City of Ale, which first...

This piece originally appeared in the May 2012 issue of Eurostar’s Metropolitan magazine. Beer Street by Hogarth Is it a renaissance, or a revolution? In 2006, when Young’s left its brewery in Wandsworth to move to Bedford, it felt final orders...