Trails designed for the modern explorer.
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.
Choose a route…
📍 Walthamstow, E17
Welcome to the Blackhorse Beer Mile – a buzzing stretch of East London creativity where railway arches and industrial units have been transformed into some of the capital’s most exciting taprooms. This trail is a celebration of bold brewing, community vibes, and seriously good beer.
Start your journey at 40FT Brewery, a container-built gem pouring crisp lagers and modern styles in a laid-back courtyard. Just around the corner, East London Brewing Co brings traditional British brewing heritage into the mix with a solid lineup of cask and keg favourites.
Head north to Exale Brewing, where experimental sours and hazy IPAs meet a beautifully designed taproom and garden space. A few steps away, Pretty Decent Beer Co keeps things playful with pun-filled beer names and a welcoming, no-fuss vibe.
Next up is Signature Brew, where music and beer collide – expect live gigs, collab brews with bands, and a high-energy atmosphere. Round things off at Hackney Church Brew Co, a stunning space with vaulted ceilings, wood-fired pizza, and a rotating tap list that never misses.
This trail is perfect for a sunny afternoon or a lively evening out – just bring your Beer Passport and a thirst for discovery.
📍 North London, NW5–N7
This trail takes you on a flavour-packed journey through North London’s indie beer scene, linking two of the capital’s most vibrant neighbourhoods. From railway arches to sleek modern taprooms, expect bold brews, creative spaces, and plenty of character.
Kick things off at the iconic Camden Town Brewery. Nestled under the railway in Kentish Town West, this is the home of fresh, unfiltered helles lager and a buzzing beer hall atmosphere.
Follow the canal to 3 Locks Brewery, a stylish spot with a riverside terrace and a rotating lineup of hop-forward beers brewed on-site. Just a short walk away, Werewolf Beer brings a slice of Americana to Euston with big flavours, bold branding, and a rock ‘n’ roll edge.
Next, head east to Two Tribes Campfire, a creative hub where beer meets music, art, and street food. Expect DJs, fire pits, and a festival feel all year round. Then it’s on to Hammerton Brewery, tucked away in a backstreet arch pouring juicy IPAs and rich stouts straight from the source.
Finish strong at House of Hammerton, the brewery’s flagship pub. With 20 lines of beer, cosy interiors, and a neighbourhood vibe, it’s the perfect place to toast the end of your trail.
This one’s for the urban explorers – grab your Beer Passport and get ready to roam.
📍 Hackney, E8
Hackney’s beer scene is a blend of craft innovation, community spirit, and effortlessly cool spaces – and this trail brings together three of the borough’s best. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, this is a short but flavour-packed route that’s big on character.
Start at Hackney Church Brew Co, a stunning brewpub set in a former printworks with soaring ceilings, stained glass, and a beer garden that’s perfect for sunny afternoons. Expect a mix of modern styles and seasonal specials, all brewed on-site.
Next, wander over to Saint Monday, a unique and intimate taproom with a focus on small-batch, experimental brews. It’s the kind of place where you’ll discover something new every time – and probably want to stay for another.
Finish strong at The Five Points Brewing Co, a cornerstone of East London’s craft beer scene. Their flagship Railway Arch taproom serves up fresh pours of their iconic Pale, JUPA, and more – all brewed just metres away.
This trail is ideal for a relaxed weekend stroll or a midweek beer adventure. Three stops, countless flavours – and your Beer Passport ready to go.
📍 Dalston & Haggerston, E8
Dalston’s creative energy flows straight into its beer scene – and this trail captures the best of it. From railway arches to riverside vibes, this is a compact but characterful route through some of East London’s most exciting taprooms.
Kick things off at 40FT Brewery, a Dalston institution built from shipping containers and known for its crisp lagers, juicy IPAs, and buzzing courtyard. It’s the perfect place to ease into the trail with a pint and a slice from the on-site pizzeria.
Next, head south to Signature Brew – Haggerston, where music and beer go hand in hand. Expect a lively space, artist-collab brews, and a playlist that’s always on point. It’s a taproom that feels like a backstage pass to the East London beer scene.
Wrap things up at Great Beyond Brewing Co., a sleek, modern taproom tucked just off the canal. Their beers are clean, balanced, and brewed with precision – ideal for a relaxed final stop or a deep dive into flavour.
This trail is short, sharp, and full of personality – perfect for a weekend wander or a midweek beer mission. Don’t forget your Beer Passport.
📍 Brixton, SW9
Brixton’s energy is infectious – and its beer scene is no different. This trail takes you through a vibrant mix of taprooms that reflect the area’s creativity, diversity, and love for a good time. Expect bold flavours, colourful spaces, and a warm South London welcome.
Kick things off at Supercute Brewhouse, a playful and quirky spot where small-batch brews meet big personality. It’s a great place to try something unexpected and soak up the fun, laid-back vibe.
Next, head to Brixton Brewery, a local favourite that’s become a staple of the London craft scene. Their taproom is just steps from the railway arches where it all began – perfect for sipping a Coldharbour Lager or Electric IPA fresh from the source.
A short walk brings you to London Beer Lab, a community-driven space known for its experimental brews and inclusive ethos. Whether you’re into saisons, sours, or something totally new, you’re guaranteed to find what you’re looking for here.
Wrap up at Harlem Brewing Taproom, where Caribbean roots and craft beer culture come together. Expect vibrant flavours, soulful beats, and a unique lineup that celebrates heritage and hops in equal measure.
This one’s for the curious, the creative, and the thirsty – don’t forget your Beer Passport.
📍 Battersea, SW8 & SW11
South of the river and full of surprises, Battersea’s beer scene is a mix of industrial charm, riverside strolls, and standout brews. This trail takes you through four unique stops, each with its own flavour and flair.
Start at Bohem Brewery at The Queen’s Arms, where traditional Czech brewing meets a classic London pub setting. Crisp lagers poured the proper way, and a warm welcome await you.
Next, head to Distortion Brewing brings a fresh, experimental edge to the scene. Their small-batch beers are brewed with creativity and precision – and the taproom is a cosy spot to explore what’s new on the taps.
A short walk away, Mondo Brewing is a local favourite known for its American-inspired beers and relaxed taproom tucked under the railway arches. You can expect friendly faces and some bold flavours from their 15 taps. If you’re ready for a snack, why not check out some of their Artisan Empanadas?!
Finish up at Battersea Brewery, nestled in the heart of the Power Station development. With a sleek, modern taproom and a solid core range, it’s the perfect place to toast the end of your trail.
This one’s ideal for a weekend wander or a riverside beer crawl – just bring your Beer Passport and a sense of adventure.
📍 Windsor, SL4
Take a day out of the big smoke of the city and investigate Windsor’s small but mighty taproom scene – a trio of breweries that pack in flavour, creativity, and plenty of local pride. Whether you’re a beer tourist or a local explorer, this trail is a royal treat.
Start at Two Flints, where clean design meets clean beer. Their modern, hop-forward styles are brewed with precision and poured fresh in a stylish, minimalist taproom that’s all about the details.
Next, head next door to Indie Rabble, a fresh face on the scene with bold beers, a vibrant taproom, and a rebellious spirit. Expect juicy pales, punchy IPAs, and a space that feels more East London than royal borough.
Finish at the iconic Windsor & Eton Brewery, a local institution with a royal connection and a deep love for traditional British brewing. Their taproom is warm, welcoming, and full of character – the perfect place to raise a glass to a trail well walked.
This one’s short, sweet, and full of flavour – ideal for a weekend wander or a pre-dinner pint. Don’t forget to stamp your Beer Passport.
📍 Bermondsey, SE1 & SE16
Welcome to the legendary Bermondsey Beer Mile – a trail that needs no introduction. With nine taprooms packed into a walkable stretch of railway arches and industrial units, this is one of London’s most iconic beer adventures.
Start at Southwark Brewing Co., a cosy spot pouring traditional ales and easy-drinking classics. Then head to Fabal Beerhall, a stylish new addition with a modern European vibe and a focus on clean, crisp lagers.
Next up is Hiver Taproom, where honey beers take centre stage – brewed with British honey and a sustainable ethos. A short stroll brings you to Anspach & Hobday, known for their bold, flavourful brews and a taproom that’s always buzzing.
Cross into SE16 and you’ll find a cluster of five taprooms in close proximity. Gosnells leads the way with their unique meads – light, sparkling, and refreshingly different. Cloudwater Brew Co. brings Manchester’s finest to London with juicy IPAs and seasonal specials. Right next door, Against The Grain offers a selection of refreshing ciders and a relaxed, welcoming vibe.
Bianca Road Brew Co. keeps things West Coast with hop-forward beers and a laid-back space, while Mash Paddle Brewery rounds things off with a community-driven taproom where you can even brew your own beer.
⚠️ With nine stops, we don’t recommend tackling this trail all in one go – spread it out over a couple of visits to make the most of each taproom (and your Beer Passport).
