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Where to drink beer in London: brewery taprooms, bottle shops you can sit down in, and the pubs where the beer is the reason to go. Filter by kind, or by what's open now.
An hour and three quarters inside London's oldest working brewery.
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Beer has been brewed on this bend of the Thames at Chiswick for centuries, and the Griffin is still a working brewery, now owned by Asahi. The guided tour runs about one hour forty-five minutes from mash to cask and ends with a tasting across the full Fuller's range plus beers and ciders from sister breweries. Book ahead; over-18s only. Their own notes warn the route includes several flights of stairs with nowhere to sit down, so it is not a tour for limited mobility. There is a brewery shop if you only want the beer.
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