London’s Brewing is a brand new festival from the London Brewers Alliance (LBA) celebrating London’s burgeoning and vibrant brewing scene. The festival will feature over 100 beers from over 40 breweries that make up the LBA. Taking place from the 3rd-5th May at The BrewHouse, London Fields Brewery events space in the heart of Hackney, London’s Brewing 2013 will showcase the outstanding range and variety of beers produced by London breweries. Uniting local beer makers with the beer lovers! This is your chance to savour brews from some of the capital’s oldest breweries alongside London’s freshest microbreweries. Check out the breweries page to see who you will find.
London's Brewing Festival at London Fields Brewery is a must visit event this May.
As well as reveling in London’s finest beers, there will be plenty of other attractions to participate in. Across the 2 days there will be an unstoppable line-up of great music with live music by day and DJs into the evening, a handpicked selection of the best local food producers offering delicious, locally sourced food plus a kids area. As if that wasn’t enough, there will also be a full programme of edifying and entertaining talks to give an insight into beer, brewing and food. Come and find out more about the wonder of hops and indulge your taste for beer.
Event programme
SATURDAY 4TH MAY
12-5PM: Beer tasting - Talks every hour - Award presentations - Live music
6-11PM: Beer tasting - Talks every hour - Award presentations - Live music
SUNDAY 5TH MAY
12-5PM: Beer tasting - Talks every hour - Award presentations - Live music
6-11PM: Beer tasting - Talks every hour - Award presentations - Live music
The London Brewers’ Alliance was formed in 2010 as a loose collective of breweries within the M25 to celebrate the resurgence of brewing in London. Its main object is to promote excellence in all aspects of brewing within London. Membership is restricted to established commercial brewers within the M25 (plus founder members). Membership is available to anyone brewing or intending to brew commercially within the M25.
