Beavertown Brewery

I've got a Camden Town one.

I've got a, uh, B- Beavertown one.

Uh, and all the-

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a couple of pubs.

There was a Beavertown Corner pub, it was called.

Right next to it.

We went in there because we were just choking on a drink by that point.

victoria park yeah yeah and hackney so um yeah we uh there's a bit more one it's a beautiful old building that used to house a distillery um that uh yeah we opened the end of end of 2024

um old kind of uh wharf building on the canal um and yeah it's it's been a really exciting one that because it's um every space we've had in the past i i mentioned earlier me and sarah We grew up loving tap rooms, right? There's nothing better than, for me, some of those early years in London, bouncing around North London tap rooms, Beavertown's car park, Pressure Drop's car park, the Bermondsey Beer Mart.

But then going and seeing that in a space where it had almost been, you know, when you go to the US, it's almost been...

More common is almost more brew pubby tap rooms.

And it was those moments for me, specifically drinking in locations like tap rooms with that.

Like I said, I could name you 100.

I could name you the first time I drank Beavertown's Bloody Ale, the blood orange IPA in a sunny car park over in Tottenham.

I was like, I will drink in crappy North London industrial estates till I die.

But, um, you know, it was only the kind of big boys who were going into football.

You know, you obviously had Beavertown at Spurs owned by Heineken.

You had Camden Town Brewery for a little bit at, um, at Arsenal, but again, they're owned by Budweiser.

Uh, and I think a lot of people in craft beer naturally aren't as kind of into football as, as, as, as a lot of people.

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sir? I've got neck oil from Beavertown which is a nice always a good one a classic we have a nice wee can of that We've had it before many times.

It's a very solid one.

You can get it pretty much everywhere now.