Indulging beer enthusiasts with utmost convenience, we have curated the ultimate Taproom Trails to enhance your brewery exploration. These meticulously designed trails showcase a cluster of taprooms situated in close proximity to one another. Embark on a captivating journey of discovery as you peruse the details of each trail, unveiling a treasure trove of information about the taprooms, captivating local activities, and the optimal transportation methods to navigate your way through the area.

Please note, Beer Passport does not recommend completing trails in one visit. Always know your limits, you can revisit the trails another time.

Blackhorse Road Taproom Trail

5 taprooms, 0.5 miles

Minimum effort, maximum reward. Our Blackhorse Road Taproom Trail is a must for any Beer Passport holder. Taproom trail highlights include 5 beautiful taprooms. Signature Brew – Blackhorse Road is a stunning brewery and venue. The glistening fermentation tanks are a welcoming site to any thirsty explorer. Enjoy their award-winning beers alongside the hoppy smells of the brewery. Pretty Decent Beer Co – Blackhorse Road is the newest taproom for PDBC. Enjoy the open-plan brewery and seating hall with 20 taps of fresh beer to choose from. Exale Brewing is a fantastic venue, carved out of an old furniture factory, you’ll feel like you’re in a different but beautifully hoppy world. Beerblefish Brewing Co. is a cask-focused venue with a rotating lineup. You can expect plenty of games to play alongside delicious beers. Hackney Brewery & Highhill Taproom is a US-inspired, 300-capacity taproom boasting 20 taps and a huge outdoor courtyard. Alongside the taprooms, the main drag of the Blackhorse Road area is filled with quirky restaurants and coffee shops, both are usually required, having just visited 5 taprooms.

Closest Public Transport:
Blackhorse Road Station

North Bermondsey Taproom Trail

4 taprooms, 0.5 miles

Another trail overflowing with fantastic drinking options on the infamous Bermondsey Beer Mile. This trail highlights 4 within a short distance of each other at the North of the mile. Your highlights include Southwark Brewing Co. inviting people to try a plethora of beers across 14 taps. You’re welcome to bring in food from the local Malty Street Market too. Anspach & Hobday: The Arch House is where you’ll find a diverse range of beer. It’s at The Arch House where they brew their mixed fermentation beers. Gosnells of London – Bermondsey is a brand new taproom where you’ll find a modern twist on an ancient classic. They create all of their unique drinks using 100% natural honey. Bianca Road Brew Co. was inspired by a US coast-to-coast cycling trip and you’ll find plenty of US-inspired beers here too. You can sit indoors right next to the brewery or outdoors in the summer. Alongside these 4 wonderful taprooms, the local area has a lot going for it. There is no shortage of places to eat and drink (you’re on the Bermondsey Beer Mile after all) but we highly recommend checking out Maltby Street Market. 

Clostes Public Transport:
Bermondsey Station / London Bridge Station

Camden to Islington Taproom Trail

4 taprooms, 2 miles

Not for the faint-hearted, this trail is a daunting 2 miles featuring spooky beers, campfires, and a doubling down on one brewery. You’re going to be traveling through 2 of London’s most bustling suburbs on this trail, drinking fantastic beers with no shortage of food options. Starting in Camden, Werewolf Beer is an American brewery in London. Fans of the 1980s cult classic will understand the reference there. The founder, Rich White, has a wealth of experience in brewing and is creating some scarily good beer down at this taproom. The next highlight on this trail is Two Tribes Campfire, which was born out of collaboration, celebrating their twin passions of music and beer. If an open-fire pit with live-fire chefs serving up delicious food, accompanied by live music and great beer is your thing, this is the place for you. After that, you’re heading to Hammerton Brewery where you’ll find a beautiful taproom that looks into the brewery itself. Serving 20 taps of their flagship and experimental brew alongside the freshest hand-made pizzas. Following on from the taproom, you’re heading to Hammerton Brewery’s House of Hammerton. With much more of a pub vibe than your standard taproom, it’s the ideal place to ‘bed-in’ for the rest of your day. You’ll find 20 taps of their own beers, favourites from around the UK and the world, artisanal spirits, and wines. They also serve up delicious smash burgers! Needless to say, both Camden and Islington have thriving cultures with wonderful places to visit. In Camden Market and on Holloway Road you’ll be spoilt for choice for food options.

Closest Public Transport:
Camden Road Station / Camden Town Station if starting at Werewolf.
Highbury & Islington Station if starting at House of Hammerton