Breweries around North London

Overlooking one of the eponymous Camden Locks, the brewery opened in 2022 in railway arches underneath the London Overground including adjacent taproom spaces and a future shop. Founded by the owner o... View

Opened in 2019 as Little Creatures, it is the UK outpost of Australia's Little Creatures, and is ultimately owned by Kirin's Lion Group. Lion sold its UK brewing interests to Odyssey Inns in 2022, lat... View

Traditional Bohemian lagers, light and dark, brewed by Czech expats in North London. Beers are supplied widely, including the brewery tap, Bohem Tap Room, near Bowes Park Station. A second outlet was... View

Brewing began in 2015 in the open plan brewery at the rear of the pub, a former tram shed. Four cask beers are brewed to the chain's formula, named after local icons including the nearby Arsenal FC. View

A community-focused microbrewery with taproom, pizza oven and event space. It brews seven core beers, with many specials and one-offs, plus a range of single-hop beers. All are unfiltered, gluten-free... View

Brewing started in 2018 in a railway arch in Leyton with a bigger taproom opening along the line in 2020. 2023 saw a move with new kit to Tottenham, into the same industrial estate as Redemption and t... View

Hammerton began brewing in London in 1868, but ceased in the 1950s, and was later demolished. In 2014, a member of the Hammerton family resurrected the name and opened a new brewery in Barnsbury. Expa... View

After using UBrew, 2019 saw output scaled up with brewing first at Birmingham Brewery and more recently at By The Horns and Goodness. The wide range of styles is available in keg and cans, sometimes o... View

Starting in a garage in Stamford Brook, 2023 saw a brewery tap open in Stoke Newington. Charlie now cuckoo brews his beers at Orbit in Walworth. Beers are available in cask, keg and bottles, with plan... View

The founders of Muswell Hillbilly, originally homebrewers, acquired Mews premises in 2017. Brewing is in small batches, incorporating locally-grown hops, with beers named after the local area. After t... View

The three owners began with home brewing before starting to brew commercially in Stoke Newington in 2012. A move to Hackney in 2013 was followed by a move in 2017 to Tottenham Hale with a new brewhous... View

Redemption began brewing in 2010 on a 12-barrel plant. In 2016 it moved into a larger unit with a 30-barrel plant. Most of the beer is supplied in cask to pubs in north and central London and to beer... View

Based in the church crypt, this nanobrewery produces small-batch bottled beers sold at the adjacent farmers' market and on its website in aid of the church's youth projects. Larger batches may be prod... View

Brewing started in Horsham in 2015, moving to its current London brewery north of King's Cross in 2018. It brews both onsite and using third parties. The name is based on the idea of collaboration. Cu... View

Starting at Little Creatures in Kings Cross and then on its own nanobrewery in Kentish Town, 2022 saw the brewery open in a railway arch in Camden Town. The American brewery in London includes a quirk... View