"London experienced a huge brewery boom during the 2010s, growing from a handful of breweries to well over 100 by 2021. Now, people come from all over to visit the capital's brewing houses. It's partly due to the enthusiasm of the home-brew brigade: people following their passion, even if it means working in their shed."
"But the best breweries have one thing in common: they're accessible. They have somewhere to sit. They play music. They serve a bite to eat. A visit is more than just a chance to drink their carefully crafted offering, it's a day out."
"They have brilliant brews but also a terrific taproom or vibey al-fresco space; often both. Not only do they all have decent food, some even sell spirits, wine and cocktails too. Here's our pick of the capital's top names..."
London saw a major brewery boom in the 2010s, expanding from a few breweries to well over 100 by 2021. Visitors now travel to the capital’s brewing houses for more than drinking carefully crafted beer. Home-brewing enthusiasm contributes to the growth, with people pursuing their passion even while working in sheds. The strongest breweries share accessibility features that make visits easy and enjoyable, including places to sit, music, and food options. Many offer both a lively taproom and outdoor al-fresco spaces. Some also serve spirits, wine, and cocktails, turning visits into full day outings.
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