What to do and see in Greater London, England: The Best Breweries

Founded by Steve Brown in 2004 Twickenham Fine Ales has been at the forefront of the resurgence of breweries in London. Using whole hops sourced from around the world and only the finest UK malted barley, Twickenham produces a fine range of well hopped, award winning beers. We supply beer in cask, bottle and keg to pubs and clubs within 30 miles of Twickenham. The brewery shop opens to the public selling beer from Monday to Saturday (see website for times). Five beers are available in bottles and draught beers can be bought in quantities from 2 pints to 72 pints. The brewery bar that open before selected international and Saturday Harlequin rugby games.

A micro-brewery based in Erith by the Thames. We run very popular brewery tour & tasting event. You can also buy directly from us and come to our small ale & cider bar on some weekends. Look on our website for our opening times and other events.

Driven by the exploration of flavour and inspired by the brewsters and alehouses of old, Brewery Market is a draught apothecary dispensing craft brews. Nestled in the heart of Twickenham, we are here to entice you with courageous elixirs from creative brewers, regularly showcasing beers on tap that would not otherwise be available due to their limited or one-off nature.

Pillars Brewery is the only exclusively craft lager brewery in London. Our East London brewery is the beating heart of our operation and the headquarters of a lager revolution. We work here. We brew here. We have taproom exclusive craft lagers on regular rotation and street food pop-ups in residence. Our Taproom is open every Friday 5pm-11:30pm and Saturday 2pm-11:30pm. Dogs and kids are welcome.

Brewery tours, Pub tours, History of London Pub tours. Our head brewer takes small groups arond London's historic streets with refreshment stops at some of the capitals best and most interesting pubs.

First formed in early 2016 in Pinner, a leafy suburb in North West London. Pinnora is Pinner’s first craft brewery and takes its name from the village dating back to the early 13th century. We moved into our current commercial premises in late 2018, and released our first commercial beers early in 2019. We also released a number of collaboration beers with brewing friends both in the UK & US. Having invested in additional tanks, we've increased our production capacity to be able to output around 1500L each month, though this still does not come close to meeting the capacity we need to fulfill current demand, meaning our releases are currently only available directly from our online shop at present. We have additional expansion plans this year and are in advanced negotiations to further expand into adjacent premises, which will increase production capacity even further. We are also in planning discussions with Harrow council to secure our first taproom premises in late 2020.