Get ready for our next London Brewers’ Market at Old Spitalfields Market on Saturday, the 8th of July!

We’ve got a solid line-up of London’s brewing stalwarts alongside a boss selection of newer brewers rocking the stalls for our summer session at Old Spitalfields Market. There will be 25 breweries in total from all across London, repping this city from Brixton to Bounds Green with incredible IPAs, luscious lagers, stupendous saisons, gorgeous goses, palatable porters, superb stouts, and a plethora of pale ales. There will be plenty of beers on draught to enjoy in the beer garden or while perusing the records and wares at Independent Label Market, and grab some take-away beers in can and bottle for the rest of the weekend.

Here are the breweries we will be bringing to our next London Brewers’ Market on the 8th of July:

The Five Points Brewing Company – Organisers and parent brewery of the London Brewers’ Market, The Five Points will be bringing along their popular Field Day Citrus Pale, which has been an absolute summer banger! Stop by for their legendary Railway Porter as well if you’re after something from the dark side of the beer spectrum.

Brixton Brewery – The colourful brews from Brixton Brewery will once again be at London Brewers’ Market in July! Their Atlantic APA, is an incredible beer for any time of year, and their new Coldharbour Lager is also a refreshing beverage to tuck into while chilling in the beer garden. Make it happen.

Wild Card Brewery – Those Walthamstow winners Wild Card are rocking out at our market once again with their incredible beers. The Queen of Diamonds, which is their “ostentatiously-hopped IPA”  is well peng, but you can’t go wrong with their Jack of Clubs, a ruby ale that would be delicious alongside some food from the OSM traders.

Husk Brewing – Happy to have the folks from Husk back in the fray of London Brewers’ Market this round! Check out their Mandarin & Earl Grey IPA (hello, tasty!), or if you’re after something super classic, their aptly named Old School Bitter will surely please the palates of people making their way to their stall.

Beavertown Brewery – The folks at Beavertown hardly need an introduction! If you get in early, you’ll find their stall groaning under the weight of their can mountain. Pop around for brews to take home and for favourites like Gamma Ray and Lupuloid on draught for enjoying at the market.

Umbrella Brewing – We are thrilled to be featuring those top folks at Umbrella Brewing, who are making their Spitalfields debut at our next session. Enjoy their incredibly zippy alcoholic ginger beer in the beer garden, and enjoy it in their sister venue Discount Suit Company–a top choice to head to after the market for more drinks!

Moncada Brewery – Notting Hill’s Moncada will be bringing the West London vibes once again to London Brewers’ Market in July. Check in with them for their aptly-named Notting Hill Summer to toast the sunshine of the season, or go for their Notting Hill Sour for a punchier pick.

Windsor & Eton – The award-winning Windsor & Eton crew return to Old Spitalfields with their proudly brilliant brews. Get involved in a sup of the light and tasty Windsor Knot, or cool down with a cold pint of their Republika lager or the Uprising Treason West Coast IPA.

London Brewing Co. – Those North London legends London Brewing Co. are in the house for our summertime Spitalfields market. Their Upright session IPA will make an excellent beer to ease yourself into the festivities, or go straight in for the Skyline chock-full of hoppy action.

Bianca Road Brew Co. – Another brewery making its debut turn at Old Spitalfields, Bianca Road have been bossing the beer scene from their Peckham environs. Get acquainted with their beers in can and on draught, including their super lush Session IPA and their Red Rye IPA.

Earth Ale Brewery – Those eco-motivated folks at Earth Ale Brewery are showcasing their beers once again at the London Brewers’ Market. Get a taste of their Spicy Weiss for a piquant pint in the beer garden, or grab a bottle of their Dandy Stout to enjoy at home–dark beers are awesome alongside grilled food!

Affinity Brew Co. – The crew from Affinity Brew Co. will be coming at us from their Tottenham perch to bring us their thirst-quenching brews. We’re looking forward to Parasol, a Belgian pale fermented with saison yeast, and also up for a bit of Spritz, which is a sour-mashed beer featuring hibiscus flowers. Oh yes.

London Beer Lab – Our pals at London Beer Lab are bringing their open source microbrewery attitude to our East End market this July. We would recommend getting a can or three of their Coldharbour Pils–a great beer to enjoy alongside one of the boss burgers from Bleecker Burger at Old Spitalfields Market.

Fourpure Brewing Co. – One word: Juicebox. This summertime sensation from Fourpure in its tallboy cans bobbing in ice buckets is the ideal antidote to a hot day. Discover why this citrusy IPA is the absolute bee’s knees, plus enjoy other exceptional beers from this Bermondsey brewery at our next London Brewers’ Market.

Villages – This Deptford brewery will be featured at Old Spitalfields Market for the first time! The lovely team of Villages are expected to feature their colourful cans alongside draught offerings of their brews. Taste the Toucan, a session IPA, or wet your whistle with… Whistle, their Czech lager.

Crate Brewery – Those kids at Crate got it goin’ on with their sweet canalside location in Hackney Wick, crispy pizzas and enjoyable beer. There’s the classics of Crate Lager and Crate Pale, but look out for shiny tins of their other brews, like their smashing Sour. We see evidence of a Watermelon Wheat as well, which has us all sorts of excited.

ODDLY – Our quirky friends at ODDLY have relocated since their last London Brewers’ Market with us. Now hailing from Hampton, these folks brew a Masala Chai IPA, for you to relive your Glastonbury days in a beerier but just as festive form. Fans of less-spiced beers are catered for, too: golden ale fans will revel in their RHIA.

Brew By Numbers – Swing by the Brew By Numbers stall to see what excellent saisons they’ll have on draught, because that’s 100% what we’ll be doing on market day! Don’t miss a chance to try their other brews, running the gamut of pales, IPAs, red ales, stouts and beyond. It’s no wonder why these guys are so popular on the Bermondsey Beer Mile.

Solvay Society – Solvay Society brew beers with a Belgian accent and a scientific mind in glorious Ilford, and we’re pleased to have them at London Brewers’ Market again. They brew a deliciously drinkable pale ale called Structure of Matter, which should bring all the geeks (beery and otherwise) to the yard.

Gipsy Hill Brewing Company – Those characterful guys and gals of Gipsy Hill have come far since their original appearance at London Brewers’ Market three years ago (which also was our first summer one–wheeey!). Southpaw, their super seshy amber ale, was their first beer and an excellent one to start your market visit with.

Bohem Brewery – London’s very own Czech brewery will be busting out of their Bounds Green neighbourhood and pouring their crisp collection of lagers, including a black lager called Druid, at Old Spitalfields. We are excited to be featuring Bohem Brewery, and their lagers will be well-suited to the summery vibes of our next market.

Partizan Brewing – The remarkably talented forces from Partizan are back amongst our brewers line-up, and we couldn’t be more thrilled. Their Lemongrass Saison is a darling of London restaurants, but if you want something with more of a wallop, we see that their DIPA Citra is now available. Nice.

Mondo Brewing Company – We are welcoming the beery mavens of Mondo, who will be bringing their brews from Battersea. Their Coco Loco is a popular tropical-tinged porter for fans of dark beer. If you’re looking for something lighter and fruitier, their blueberry wit, Gettin’ Jiggy Wit It, is definitely one to fill your glass with. *slurp*

The London Beer Factory – The engaging brews from The London Beer Factory are back in their notable 360º removable lid cans. Buy a few tins of their easy-drinking Beyond the Pale, a pale ale with Cascade, Magnum and Mosaic hops for future park times, or enjoy a pint of their Paxton IPA in the Spitalfields beer garden.

UBREW – The training ground for the next wave of London’s brewers is producing its own beer in its Bermondsey location. UBREW are coming along with their fun and fresh range, including their Banana Party Weissbier, which sounds like a wonderful accompaniment to the sunshine we’re hoping to see on the day.

The London Brewers’ Market on the 8th of July will be running from 11am until 6:30pm and, like the Independent Label Market running alongside it, it is free entry. So come see us at Old Spitalfields Market for a staggering selection of beers from London breweries!

We are bringing great beer to East London’s finest music festival once again! London Brewers’ Market will be at Field Day in Victoria Park on Saturday, the 3rd of June. Seek out our brewers at the festival for some of the best beer in London.

Here’s the line-up of breweries representing us at Field Day:

The Five Points Brewing Company – Field Day organisers and Hackney legends The Five Points will be pouring their Field Day Citrus Pale alongside other colourful favourites such as their Five Points Pale and Pils. Go forth and get involved.

Beavertown Brewery – Bossfolks of brews Beavertown Brewery will be at Field Day this year. Expect a mighty can mountain of Lupuloid and Neck Oil dreams from their stall at the London Brewers’ Market.

Canopy Beer Co. – Those crafty minds at Canopy. will be joining the London Brewers’ Market line-up this year for Field Day! Have a go at their Brockwell Park IPA, which will taste just as amazing in Victoria Park, guaranteed.

The Gipsy Hill Brewing Company – Bringing some characterful brews from their South London environs, Gipsy Hill will have some excellent offerings at Field Day. Their Southpaw is a superb brew to kick off the Saturday, or to revisit later in the day.

Hackney Brewery – The remarkable Hackney Brewery will have plenty of beers bursting with flavour at the Field Day London Brewers’ Market! Get a pint of their extra-tasty session IPA Kapow! as an early starter at the festival.

Howling Hops – Straight from Hackney Wick, Howling Hops are bringing in a superb range of brews to the London Brewers’ Market at Field Day. See if they’ll have their Cherry Gose on draught, as it’ll be a superb summery treat.

Laine Brew Co. – With their brewpub, The People’s Park Tavern, located on the periphery of Victoria Park, Laine Brew Co. can’t be more local to Field Day! Get a taste of the beers they brew from London Brewers’ Market as well as the pub before and after.

One Mile End – Enjoy one of the beers from the incredibly inventive One Mile End from their London Brewers’ Market stall! Seek salvation in their easy-drinking Salvation Pale–a great companion to the East London sunshine.

Signature Brew – Inspired by music festivals and gig venues, Signature Brew will be right at home at Field Day. Try out one of their sonically-inspired beers such as the Roadie while you’re moving in-between the stages.

40FT Brewery – Dalston darlings 40FT Brewery will be beering it up at London Brewers’ Market at Field Day! Get some Larger in your life and enjoy this Kölsch-esque beer alongside some great bands on the day.

Field Day is on Saturday, the 3rd of June in Victoria Park, East London. Tickets are still on sale at different venues and online as of this writing, but are going quick. View the line-up here and we’ll see you at Field Day!

Look sharp, London Brewers’ Market lovers! We’ve got the full line-up of our next market at Old Spitalfields Market, featuring 25 of some of your favourite London breweries as well as some new brew crews on the block!

Here’s the line-up in full:

• The Five Points Brewing Company, Hackney – London Brewers’ Market organisers and East London legends The Five Points are back again with their colourful range of brilliant brews. Seek out some of their rarer bottles alongside their incredible core range including their Barrel Aged Railway Porter and the latest round of Old Greg’s Barley Wine.
• Affinity Brew Co., Tottenham Hale – One of a few newcomers to the London brewing scene, Affinity are putting out an exciting range of delicious beers. Case in point: Toowoomba, their Lamington cake-inspired stout fermented with raspberries and conditioned with toasted coconut and cacao nibs. Yes, please!
• Anspach & Hobday, Bermondsey – Those fine folks at Anspach & Hobday are really coming into their own with their remarkable main brews alongside seasonal specials. Enjoy a slice of their Bermondsey tap room at Old Spitalfields, complete with their wonderful hospitality and tasty beers to enjoy in the beer garden.
• Beavertown Brewery, Tottenham Hale – Powerhouses of craft Beavertown Brewery are joining us once again for London Brewers’ Market. Prepare yourself to scale their can mountain one Lupuloid-laden sip at a time, and be sure to bring a spare tote to mule some beers back home for the rest of the weekend!
• Big Smoke Brew Co., Surbiton – We are pleased to have Surbiton’s own Big Smoke Brew Co. joining us for this go-around of London Brewers’ Market. If you’re a fan of milk stouts, their Underworld, which won Gold at SIBA’s South East Independent Beer Awards in cask, will be an absolute treat.
• Brewheadz, Tottenham Hale – A new brewery out of Tottenham Hale, Brewheadz are bringing their illustrative full-flavoured ales to the London Brewers’ Market stalls for the first time! Their Electo Beat American pale ale will surely be a sunny day beer during the spring market, so be sure to check it out.
• Brick Brewery, Peckham – Brewing beers as solid as their name, Brick Brewery are back at Old Spitalfields Market with their wonderful range of beers that have proven popular at their tap room behind Peckham Rye station. We are fans of their distinctive Kinsale Best Bitter, a London nod to the great ales of Yorkshire.
• Bullfinch Brewery, Herne Hill – Bullfinch join us again at London Brewers’ Market for our spring iteration, and we couldn’t be happier–or hoppier, even! If you’re a hop head, go for their Alpha, an IPA inspired by the brews of the American West Coast full of dank flavours but balanced with a red, malty backbone.
• Canopy Beer Co., Herne Hill – Creating glorious brews, the Canopy Beer Co. stall at our last market was incredibly popular, and one sip of their Brockwell IPA will show why! Cascade and Citra hops collide to create a straighforwardly tasty beer best enjoyed in the London Brewers’ Market beer garden.
• Clarkshaws, Brixton – South London brewers Clarkshaws create contemporary spins on British classic brews. A great example is the Strange Brew, which showcases British Challenger hops alongside UK-grown Cascade for a light, refreshing English pale ale perfect for springtime.
• Enefield, Enfield – Another newcomer to the London Brewers’ Market, Enefield are brewing great tasting beer in North London a short distance from the North Circular. Among their core range is the London Pilsner, an undoubtedly refreshing brew for the season and one to try at the London Brewers’ Market.
• Fourpure Brewing Company, Bermondsey – Growing from strength to strength, the titans of Fourpure will be pouring their delicious brews once again at Old Spitalfields. These folks often feature a new or limited-edition brew at the London Brewers’ Market, so see what specials will be on the bar or in can at the stall directly!
• Fuller’s, Chiswick – The oldest brewery in London Brewers’ Market as well as the oldest brewery still brewing in London, Fuller’s should need no introduction. Whether you’re a fan of their Frontier lager or looking for a fine Vintage Ale, you’ll find a definitive British brew at the Fuller’s stall.
• Hackney Brewery, Hackney – The mighty Hackney Brewery return to the beer garden once again with their incredible line up of local beer popular in their East London environs and beyond. Get yourself a can of Kapow!, their new session IPA, for proper juicy springtime vibes!
• Hammerton Brewery, Islington – Reviving the family name, Hammerton Brewery take influence of their Islington surroundings for their beers. Pentonville Stout is their profoundly flavoursome oyster stout that’s a favourite on London’s bars, and definitely worth delving into at London Brewers’ Market.
• Hop Stuff Brewery, Woolwich Arsenal – Makers of the excellent Renegade IPA and other fine brews of cask, bottle and keg, Hop Stuff Brewery will be pouring their brews once more at Old Spitalfields Market this April. Stop by their stall and make plans to visit their snazzy Taproom with sourdough pizzas!
• Moncada Brewery, Notting Hill – The magnificent Moncada Brewery are reppin’ West London in a fabulous way at this London Brewers’ Market, and we’re happy to have them on board! Their Notting Hill Ruby Rye was a recent winner at the Champion Beers of London awards at London Drinker, so stop by their stall and see what the fuss is about!
• Mondo Brewing Company, Battersea – Those mega brewers at Mondo are making waves on the London beer scene and beyond, so don’t miss them at the Market. Their Coco Loco Smoked Coconut Porter is a fine pick for anyone with a malty sweet tooth, and one we’re planning on getting stuck into on the 1st of April!
• One Mile End, Tottenham – The creative juices flow fast at One Mile End, who are known for their innovative brews including their Kumquat Session IPA and their Ancho Cocoa Stout alongside some stalwart core beers. There should be something for everyone at the One Mile End stand, so gather ’round their stall!
• Orbit Beers, Walworth – Having freshly launched their spectacular Gyle 100 Fig & Date Barley Wine all around London, Orbit Beers are hittin’ their stride in a fine way in 2017! Check out what White Label brews they’ll be bringing along, as well as their superb Seven Double Brown Stout.
• Signature Brew, Leyton – Those supersonic brewers Signature Brew are back for some LBM beer garden action at our spring market. In addition to their firm favourites such as their Studio Vienna Lager, their Nightliner Coffee Porter is a great Leyton collaborative beer with local roasters Curved Brick Co.
• Solvay Society, Ilford – Brewing elegant Belgian-influenced beers, Solvay Society have made a splash previously at Old Spitalfields and we’re glad to have them back in the beer garden. Seek out their Structure of Matter, a Belgian pale ale that could be signalling the latest trend for continental styles.
• Truman’s Beer, Hackney Wick – The Truman’s name was revived by Black Eagle Brewery, selling new wares with the original yeast strain from the East London legend, as “a small brewery with a big name.” The Truman’s Pale Ale is a perfect ale to pair with the tunes coming from the beer garden, so enjoy its easy-drinking action!
• Wild Card Brewery, Walthamstow – The wonderful team behind Wild Card are experts in the beer and brewing trade, as demonstrated by their card-based beers. We are particularly fond of their Queen of Diamonds, a gloriously fresh IPA with plenty of tasty tropical flavours, so be sure to have a taste of it.
• UBREW, Bermondsey – In addition to fostering budding brewers, UBREW have been honing on their own home range of beers at their Bermondsey premises, including one inspired by our great friend Rebecca Pate! Their Athletic Breakfast is a tasty grapefruit IPA that’s a solid pick to enjoy in the beer garden or to take home.

Don’t forget to join us on Saturday, the 1st of April, for an amazing day with our friends at Independent Label Market! We’ll be at Old Spitalfields Market from 11am until 6:30pm with tonnes of beer on pour. Meet the folks behind London’s brilliant brewing scene! All welcome, free entry, fun times so make a plan!