May delivered a particularly hop-forward line-up, with New England IPAs dominating the list alongside standout double IPAs and inventive fruited sours. Breweries like Gravity Well, Pretty Decent, and Pressure Drop once again made their mark with confident, flavour-packed releases that reflect the energy of London’s brewing scene right now.

Tottenham-based Bohem Brewery has crossed the river, opening its third London venue with the relaunch of The Queen’s Arms in Battersea. Following a substantial refurbishment, the pub is now pouring a mix of Bohem’s signature Czech-style lagers alongside cask ales from select independent London breweries.

Brewlab, one of the LBA’s valued trade supporters, is bringing its well-regarded Brewing Skills Development course to Greater London this summer - offering practical, accessible training for brewing professionals across the board.

LBA member Mondo Brewing Company has marked its 10th anniversary with a bold brand refresh and a strong message: they’re still here, proudly independent, and ready for the next chapter.

Spring has officially landed, and with it comes another batch of standout new beers from some of London’s most consistent breweries. This month’s top releases saw plenty of excitement across hazy IPAs, fruited sours and hop-forward American pales, with strong showings from Gravity Well, Pretty Decent, and The Kernel.

This April marks a major milestone for one of London’s most beloved breweries just outside the city limits, Windsor & Eton Brewery is turning 15. Since pouring their very first pint in 2010, the team has gone on to become a staple of the UK brewing scene, known for their award-winning cask beers, creative collaborations, and strong community roots.

Hackney Church Brew Co. (HCBC), the well-known independent brewery from Hackney, is inviting its supporters to get involved in an exciting new chapter of its journey through a crowdfunding campaign. With ambitious plans to expand, HCBC will be relocating its brewing operations to a new, purpose-built facility in one of London’s most vibrant areas, while maintaining its iconic Hackney location.

A familiar face in the brewing supply world, Darren Duncan has launched a new venture aimed at simplifying keg procurement for breweries across the UK. His new business, The Keg Warehouse, is designed as a comprehensive, one-stop keg supply shop, offering a variety of keg solutions under one roof.

This May, Five Points Brewing, one of London’s most respected craft breweries, will partner with Turning Point Brew Co. (Knaresborough) to celebrate the enduring legacy of traditional British beer. Their collaboration will shine a spotlight on the rich history of British brewing through the release of two distinct Milds, each inspired by recipes from different eras in brewing history.

As the no and low-alcohol beer market continues its rapid expansion, Nirvana Brewery, a leader in this space, is inviting a select group of investors to join them as they enter the next phase of their journey. Since their founding in 2016, Nirvana has been at the forefront of the alcohol-free beer movement, driven by a simple yet ambitious mission: to craft the best-tasting alcohol-free beer.

As we transition into spring, March has brought a fresh batch of exciting releases from the heart of London’s brewing scene. From hazy, hop-forward IPAs to unique dark stouts, the variety and innovation on display show that London’s craft beer scene is thriving. Whether you’re craving a juicy, fruit-laden IPA or a smooth, rich stout, March’s offerings have something for every palate.

Fresh from two days spent in Liverpool, at the UK's biggest beer and brewing trade event, the London Brewers Alliance are delighted to announce that London Breweries picked up a number of awards at both the SIBA Business Awards & SIBA Independent Beer Awards.

We are thrilled to announce that five LBA members have been highlighted as finalists in the SIBA Business Awards 2025, celebrating their significant contributions to the UK brewing industry.

London’s brewing scene has once again made its mark, with LBA member breweries taking home an incredible 50 awards at the 2025 Untappd Community Awards. Recognising the most-loved beers and breweries based on Untappd user ratings, these awards highlight the quality, consistency, and creativity of the capital’s independent brewers.

As we exit the year's shortest month, we welcome the warmer weather that March has brought with it so far. Looking back at February's new beer releases we're delighted that the London brewing scene continues to deliver, with a fresh batch of standout beers hitting the taps.

On Friday, 21st February 2025, a group of London Brewers Alliance members had the opportunity to step inside the historic walls of French & Jupps, Great Britain’s oldest maltster, for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour. With a 336-year heritage, French & Jupps has played a key role in shaping the UK’s brewing industry, supplying expertly crafted malts to brewers across the country. The visit offered attendees a rare chance to explore the full malting process, from barley intake to steeping, germination, roasting, and finally, the production of their renowned Crystal and Patent malts.

LBA trade member Murphy & Son has announced an expanded partnership with the University of Nottingham’s International Centre for Brewing Science, reinforcing its role as one of the UK’s leading technical resources for brewers. This collaboration will see Murphy & Son’s laboratory and R&D team relocate to the university, unlocking cutting-edge research facilities and enhancing the technical support available to breweries.

As we look back on "dry January" and shudder, it’s time to highlight some of the standout beer releases from January. This month’s top 10 showcases an exciting mix of styles, from hazy IPAs to indulgent pastry stouts, and even a no alcohol beer, all crafted by some of the best breweries around. Let’s dive into these fresh brews that have been turning heads in the craft beer scene.

The London Brewers Alliance’s first meeting of 2025, held at 40FT Brewery in Dalston Kingsland on 27th January, was an outstanding success, with the event once again sold out.

On Friday, 24th January, the London Brewers Alliance had the pleasure of hosting a group of brewers from Luxembourg, showing them some of the best that London’s beer scene has to offer.

Sellar is set to introduce a new credit product—Sellar Credit—designed to streamline cash flow and support the growing needs of the craft drinks sector. Launching in March 2025, Sellar Credit aims to offer craft breweries and drinks producers a reliable way to get paid on time, every time, while giving their customers up to 60-day payment terms.

Orbit Beers, based in South London, is set to release a new Rotbier on 3rd February 2025, expanding their White Label Series of limited-edition beers. The 5.0% ABV Rotbier is a German-style red lager inspired by the traditional brews of Franconia, bringing a unique touch of European brewing heritage to the UK market.

Nirvana, the UK’s first-ever no/low brewery, is starting the year with a bold new release—‘Nitro Stout’ (0.5% ABV) - presented in a 330ml can featuring the brand’s striking new look.

As we step into the new year, we take a moment to reflect on the incredible brews that have been making waves across London’s craft beer scene. With such an exciting variety of styles and flavours, it’s clear that innovation and quality are driving our member breweries to new heights. Here’s a look at the top 10 beers for December, showcasing the finest examples of brewing talent from across the city.

We're proud to announce that BrewAI, an innovative energy efficiency digital toolkit; developed by Anglia Ruskin University, has secured a spot on the ICURe programme. The app, which was only made possible thanks to its partnership with the LBA, and extensive testing undertaken by a number of our members, will now receive grant funding to help advance its general release amongst the brewing community.

As we head into the festive holiday season, London’s brewing scene continues to shine with incredible innovation and flavour. November has delivered a stunning selection of new beers from our member breweries, each showcasing a unique approach to craft brewing.

We’re thrilled to celebrate LBA member Gosnells as they mark their 10th anniversary this year, proudly reflecting on a decade of pushing the boundaries of honey-based beverages. Since its launch in 2014, Gosnells has transformed the perception of mead, turning it from a traditional, niche drink into an innovative and accessible option for today’s drinkers.

We’re thrilled to announce that LBA member Pretty Decent Beer Co. is expanding their reach with a brand new taproom, set to open near the scenic Victoria Park. Building on the success of their taprooms in Walthamstow and Forest Gate, Pretty Decent Beer Co. is taking over a canal-side venue previously home to the East London Liquor Co. distillery, bringing their fantastic beers to this vibrant area.

Nirvana Brewery, the UK’s pioneering no/low alcohol brewery, has introduced Nirvana Best, marking an exciting new chapter in their impressive portfolio. This marks the brewery’s first-ever Amber Ale, with a distinctive 0.5% ABV, and is their take on a quintessentially British Best Bitter.

We are excited to welcome Drop Project Brewery as the latest member of the London Brewers Alliance!

We’re proud to announce that Hammersmith Brewery has joined the London Brewers Alliance!

Two LBA member breweries stood out, earning first and third place at the Le Gothique Beer & Cider Festival in Wandsworth.

Annually the London CAMRA branches decide on the winner of the John Young Memorial Award. This year, the award went to Paddy Johnson of Windsor & Eton Brewery.

As autumn settles in, London’s brewing scene remains as vibrant as ever, with our member breweries continuing to push the envelope of innovation and flavour.

We’re delighted to announce that LBA member Anspach and Hobday has made history by winning Silver for their exceptional brew, The IPA, at the 2024 CAMRA Champion Beer of Britain competition.

As we transition from a very wet summer into an equally wet autumn, London's breweries have been busy crafting a wide array of innovative and flavourful beers

We’re thrilled to announce that LBA member Great Beyond Brewing Co, has had a stellar showing at this year’s Brewers Choice Awards, taking home 3 awards.

Mark your calendars for the 7th and 8th of September as Brixton gears up for an exciting Brixton Beer Weekender. This two-day event will see a collection of the best local breweries coming together to celebrate Brixton’s vibrant beer scene.

August has seen a remarkable mix of styles and flavours, with over 133 beers released from 50 of our member breweries, including some surprising entries making it into our top 10 list!

Murphy & Son have recently revolutionised their popular product, Super F. This advancement promises to bring brewers across the UK an unparalleled level of clarity and efficiency in their beer production process.

London’s craft beer scene is about to celebrate a significant milestone with the launch of Black Is Beautiful Vol. 2 at the newly opened Harlem Brewing Taproom in Brixton Market.

In a significant recognition of its dedication to workforce development, HIT Training has been honoured with the prestigious Princess Royal Training Award for 2024.

The London Craft Beer Festival, one of the most anticipated events on the city's beer calendar, is set to kick off tomorrow at Tobacco Dock, bringing together nearly 40 of London's most innovative and beloved breweries.

As the summer heat continues to rise, so does the creativity and innovation within London’s brewing community. We are delighted to announce July’s top 10 new beer releases, showcasing the finest creations from our LBA member breweries.

The London brewery bike ride celebrated the third annual event with an extended two-day event this year. The journey began on Friday, 21st July, with a scenic route from Windsor & Eton Brewery to Twickenham Fine Ales

We are thrilled to announce that trade member, i-Keg, has confirmed the expected availability of their eagerly awaited new range of polymer kegs and casks!

We are excited to share a case study from our trade supporters at Konvoy, highlighting their innovative keg tracking solution and revealing how Konvoy Cloud is transforming the brewing industry by addressing key challenges in keg management and beverage quality.

Bohem Brewery have proudly opened their second venue, the Nicholas Nickleby pub in Finsbury Park, following extensive renovations.

As the temperatures rise and summer settles in, London's brewing scene is heating up with a spectacular lineup of new beers.

Nirvana Brewery is proud to announce the launch of its latest creation: Nirvana Pils. This 0.5% ABV lager marks a significant milestone as the brewery’s first canned lager.

Brixton Brewery has teamed up with Lagos-based Bature Brewery to create a vibrant new pale ale, aptly named ‘Mangoes to Lagos’. This cross-continental collaboration promises to bring the tropical essence of Nigeria right into the heart of London.

ORA Brewing are launching a mission to raise £30,000 to secure the future of the brewery. Funding which will help them achieve several critical goals.

Orbit Beers is marking its tenth anniversary this July with a series of special events and new beer releases. Since its inception in 2014, the brewery has been a pioneering force in the London craft beer scene, celebrated for its modern take on classic European beer styles.

We're delighted to once again present the latest and most exciting beer releases from our member breweries for May 2024.

We are thrilled to announce that LBA trade supporters NOMOQ, a leading innovator in digital can printing, has partnered with all three We Are Beer festivals across the UK for 2024.

In response to the ongoing cost of living crisis, Exale Brewery, one of our dedicated LBA members, is taking proactive steps to support its customers.

As the BBQ season heats up, LBA member, Brixton Brewery has partnered with the acclaimed chef Ruben Dawnay of Ruben’s Reubens to introduce Beer-B-Q Season, a uniquely spiced smoked pale ale.

HIT Training has been honoured with the Best Training Provider award at the prestigious Apprenticeship Guide Awards, underscoring their exceptional contribution to apprenticeship training

Anspach & Hobday has stepped in to save the cherished St James of Bermondsey pub from closure.

Windsor & Eton Brewery, a founding member of the London Brewers Alliance, has once again demonstrated its brewing prowess on the global stage, clinching The International Keg Lager trophy at the prestigious International Brewing & Cider Awards 2024.

We're thrilled to showcase the latest and greatest beer releases from our member breweries for the month of April. Once again, our city's breweries have outdone themselves with a diverse range of innovative and captivating brews, from bold IPAs to indulgent stouts.

The Five Points Group has successfully concluded its latest crowdfunding campaign, surpassing its initial target.

In a move that signals a positive step forward for the independent brewing scene, London craft brewer Mondo has secured an investment deal with brewing industry veteran Rupert Thompson.

Orbit Beers, renowned for their innovative approach to brewing, is thrilled to introduce the latest additions to their White Label Series: the Leipziger Gose and Cola Sour.

The London Brewers Alliance (LBA) is proud to celebrate a significant milestone in our community's history - John Cryne's remarkable tenure of ten years as our esteemed Secretary.

Nirvana Brewery, the UK's trailblazer in no/low beers, launches two exciting additions to its range of lagers: a traditional Bavarian Hefeweizen and a cloudy lemon lager.

We're back again to celebrate the London craft beer scene's latest and greatest new beer releases!

London's Five Points Brewing Group, the independent craft brewery and pub company, has set its sights on an exciting new chapter with the announcement of robust expansion plans for the coming years.

In a resounding victory, Windsor and Eton Brewery has clinched an impressive array of accolades at the renowned International Brewing & Cider Awards 2024.

Pretty Decent Beer Co, an independent London brewery, is set to unveil its latest venture: a taproom within 17&Central, Walthamstow.

Signature Brew, the trailblazing brewery renowned for its innovative collaborations and boundary-pushing brews, has clinched yet another accolade with its Riot Grrrl collaboration.

Hammerton Brewery's resounding success at the SIBA Independent Beer Awards 2024 continued last night with the acclaimed 'City Of Cake' stout clinching a gold medal in the Cask Speciality - Amber to

In an uplifting turn of events, Brockley Brewery has been rejuvenated thanks to the passionate commitment of its own team, demonstrating a remarkable story of perseverance and community spirit within London's brewing industry.

In a significant shift for London's brewing landscape, Asahi UK has announced the closure of the historic Greenwich brewery, known for producing beers from Meantime a long-term and respected member

We're excited to present February's standout beer releases from the heart of London's craft beer world! This month saw an eclectic mix of styles and flavours, showcasing the innovation and diversity of our city's breweries.

We are thrilled to announce that three LBA members have been highlighted as finalists in the SIBA Business Awards 2024, celebrating their significant contributions to the UK brewing industry.

In what can only be described as a legendary weekend, London's very own Signature Brew has orchestrated a symphony of collaborations with some of the most iconic names in the music world: Idles, Pearl Jam, and Enter Shikari.

As the season of new beginnings approaches, and our palates crave the rich indulgence of chocolate, Nirvana Brewery, renowned for its low-alcohol offerings, presents its latest creation: the Chocolate Porter.

We're thrilled to share January's top beer releases from our London brewers! Leading the charge is Bianca Road Brew Co. with their 'Whole Latte Love'

Nirvana Brewery, a trailblazer in the UK's no/low alcohol brewing sector, has unveiled a dual announcement that marks a pivotal moment in its journey.

Exale Brewing has released an important update today, announcing a change of leadership and a strategic shift in their business model.

Orbit Beers has announced an exciting evolution in their beer lineup. Starting 1st February 2024, the brewery is set to revitalise its core range by transforming the beloved ‘Peel’ from a Belgian Pale Ale to a refreshingly zesty Belgian Wit, now with a higher ABV of 4.9%.

Two Tribes Brewery has recently secured a multi-million-pound investment, fuelling its already significant growth within the UK market and paving the way for an international leap in 2024.

Signature Brew has partnered with the iconic music retailer Rough Trade for a commendable Dry January initiative.

London's craft beer scene ended the year with no signs of slowing down, with a diverse array of new brews released that continue to impress and inspire.

As the holiday season approaches, we're pleased to announce a range of Gold Award winning beers from London breweries from this year's SIBA Independent Beer Awards 2023.

As the nights draw in and the air gets crisper, London's brewing scene continues to thrive with innovation and creativity.

Introducing BEER PASSPORT 2024: Your Ultimate Guide to London's Brewery Taprooms

The London Brewers Alliance is thrilled to highlight the latest innovation from one of its trade supporters, i-Keg.

In a remarkable showcase of brewing excellence, the London Brewers Alliance is delighted to celebrate the triumphs of its members at the SIBA South East Independent Beer Awards 2023.

The London Brewers Alliance is delighted to unveil the top new beer releases that made a mark on London's craft beer scene in October.

In a year already marked by milestones, Nirvana has freshly secured an impressive £750,000 in fundraising and announced a new on-trade distribution partner, Bright Drinks.

In a night of jubilation and honours, Anspach & Hobday were crowned winners of the Best Branding accolade at the 2023 Brewers Choice Awards.

​​On a crisp, autumnal day last Saturday, 7th October, an adventurous group of beer enthusiasts, historians, and casual cyclists alike embarked on a remarkable journey, tracing the legacies and tales of London’s brewing past on the London Breweries Cycle Ride.

Under a glorious late summer sky, the LBA Festival took place for the first time in 4 years at the historic site of Fuller's Griffin Brewery in Chiswick last Saturday. Marking the largest global gathering of London breweries, the festival fused a blend of traditional cask beer and breweries with the contemporary vibrancy of London's most exciting small independent beer producers.

In a remarkable blend of design and brewing, Hackney Church Brewery has garnered global attention by winning the Best Can Design for their Core Beers at the World Beer Awards.

The UK government has announced significant changes to the duty structure for alcoholic products as part of the Spring Budget 2023.

Exale Brewing is thrilled to unveil their new kitchen residency, a gastronomic partnership that takes their taproom experience to the next level.

Get ready to soak up the sun and unwind with a cold one because Beavertown Brewery's crowd-favourite Tropigamma is making a comeback this summer!

LBA member brewery, London Brewing Company, is celebrating following their award at the Ealing Beer Festival earlier today.

Signal Brewery, nestled on the border of the Croydon and Sutton boroughs, refuses to let the cost-of-living crisis dampen the summer spirit.

Titsey Brewing Co., an independent brewery nestled on the Surrey/Kent border, is delighted to announce the opening of its new site at the highest point of the North Downs Way.

Brick Brewery, a well loved independent craft brewery based in Southeast London, has been purchased out of administration, thanks to the support of the Breal Group, ensuring the long-term survival of the business.

Mondo Brewing is proud to unveil their latest creation: the limited edition London Series Pale Ale.

Leading apprenticeship provider, HIT Training Ltd, has been selected by the Department for Education for a groundbreaking pilot project aimed at improving accessibility to apprenticeships.

Two Tribes Brewery, a prominent member of the LBA have partnered with the renowned high-speed rail service, Eurostar. Together, they have created NOMAD, an exclusive pale ale that will be exclusively available to Eurostar customers.

Fourpure Brewery and People's Captain, the craft beer brand founded by former rugby professional Greg Bateman, today announced an exciting collaboration, marking a significant milestone for both brands.

The grand opening of Five Points Courtyard took place on Thursday, May 25th, introducing a 300-seater space that combines the best of independent food traders, cocktails, wines, and tank-fresh Five Points beers.

The London Brewers Alliance is delighted to welcome as members Great Beyond Brewing Company, an independent craft brewery based in Hoxton, East London.

Hackney Church Brew Co are celebrating a resounding victory at The European Beer Challenge, a renowned beer competition held in London last month.

Vigo, part of the Rawlings Group, has announced the latest addition to their canning line range, the CIMEC counter pressure rotary canning lines.

Deviant & Dandy Brewery has teamed up with the legendary Street Sounds record label to create a series of limited edition beers to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the iconic Electro/Hip Hop album series.

The latest taproom and pizza joint from Mondo Brewery and Joe Public Pizza has arrived in Borough Yards, offering craft beer and enormous 20-inch California-style pizza pies.

The Five Points Brewing Co. are today set to release a special charity beer, called At Wits' End, brewed in collaboration with Women for Refugee Women on International Women's Day.

Pillars Brewery, a London-based craft larger company, is celebrating after being awarded the coveted Beer of the Year award at the fifth annual

London’s craft beer scene is gearing up for a major celebration as the London Brewers Alliance (LBA) brings back its legendary LBA Festival on Saturday 16th September.

Signature Brew, the London-based independent brewery, is teaming up with Rough Trade, the record store chain, to offer their unique range of beers to customers.

London Breweries have shown their brewing prowess, dominating this year's SIBA National Independent Beer Awards Final.

The team at Hammerton are celebrating this morning following their biggest medal haul in a single competition!

The SIBA Business Awards 2023 winners have been announced, with several London-based breweries, including Hackney Church Brew Co., Anspach & Hobday, Brewhouse & Kitchen, and Wild Card Brewery all emerging victorious.

Exale Brewing Wins Four Regional Keg Awards in Prestigious Society of Independent Brewers Competition held at Beer X in Liverpool today.

Award-winning microbrewery Perivale, located on Horsenden Farm in Ealing, is seeking crowdfunding to create a cosy covered area for its customers.

Experience the ultimate Gamma Rays immersion at Beavertown Brewery's Taproom on April 1st, as British psychedelic pop band Temples celebrates the release of their lead single with a live show.

To coincide with International Women’s Day, the London Brewers Alliance (LBA) is excited to announce plans for its new Mentorship Scheme.

Orbit Beers, a South London brewery known for its European-style keg beers, is stepping into the cask market with the release of its English IPA as part of its White Label Series range.

Exale Brewing are excited to announce their new neighbourhood pub, the Three Colts Tavern, has now opened in Bethnal Green.

LBA Member, Nirvana, a brewery dedicated to producing no-/low-alcohol beers, has launched a new funding campaign after experiencing its most successful month of trading ever.

The London Brewers Alliance (LBA) made a bold statement at the Ilkley Beer Festival this weekend with their exclusive LBA Bar, showcasing a selection of the finest beers from some of the city's top breweries.

LBA Trade Supporter, Charles Faram, are celebrating following the announcement that their hop variety Harlequin, won a prestigious hop award last week.

Beer Passport has now launched BEER PASSPORT 2023 – their biggest and best edition yet.

To celebrate the 10th Birthday of the London Craft Beer Festival, the London Brewers' Alliance are giving you a chance to win a pack of mixed beers from some of the breweries pouring on our bar.

The London Brewers' Alliance is pleased to announce that SALT Beer Factory have become our newest member.

Will Kirby and Henry Smith of Brook House Hops in Herefordshire have won Hop Farmer of the Year at the Three Counties Food & Farming Awards.

Following the recent Annual General Meeting (AGM) held at Sambrook's Brewery, the London Brewers Alliance (LBA) is pleased to announce Gawain Cox (Pinnora Brewing) as the new Chair of the Board.

Following the AGM held on 23rd March at Sambrook's Brewery, the London Brewers' Alliance are pleased to announce a new-look Committee.

The London Brewers' Alliance are pleased to welcome Hackney Church Brew Co to our membership numbers.

Werewolf Beer is finally ready to open their doors and welcome visitors to their brewery.

We are delighted to welcome Muswell Hillbilly Brewers to the London Brewers Alliance as Full Brewing Members.

Brixton Brewery has launched Generation Pale Ale - the first beer purpose-brewed to raise money for Age UK Lambeth, and bring people of all (legal drinking) ages back together after lockdown. 

Friendship Adventure have been associate members of the LBA for some time now, but we're delighted to announce that they have become our latest full brewing member and have a range of exciting plans for the year ahead.

Turning The Tide is a new project with filmmakers and creatives who have teamed up to give life to a show that will help us share voices of the beer and hospitality industries at a time that they need to be heard most.

A recent survey conducted by the London Brewers’ Alliance found that over a quarter of brewers in London did not think they would survive beyond a year if their business continues to be impacted by COVID-19.