London Fields Brewery - CLOSED

Killer name, killer beer. Totally original, an inspiration and as they say often imitated but never equalle. There is only one 3 Weiss Monkeys. It’s the Simian Way.

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Named after a historic trading route steeped in legend and protected by an ancient Templar that runs from Walthamstow to Smithfield’s and passes directly behind the brewery.

Tasting Notes: The Braumaster likes to think he has heard whispers from the ancient Porters who travelled this route. He swears they spoke of a malty black brew, full of coffee and chocolate flavours that warmed the cockles after the long journey.

This unconventional and stripped- back lager is specially brewed to blow the minds of fans of the generic fizzy stuff that blights our pubs nationwide.

Tasting Notes: We’ve dispensed with any bittering hops, leaving the clean and refreshing Perle hop to take the stage alone. Unfiltered to retain a smooth character, distinctive body & crisp, delicate notes, this is the world’s most popular beer style done the London Fields Brewery Way!

This beer is mystical. Drawing on a secret and sophisticated range of flavours available to our enchanted brewers we created the perfect beer for the high altar of beer food.

Tasting Notes: Spice. Think all things spicy and you’ve got the perfect beer to drown it with.

The Hackney Hopster is a debonair young chap of a pacific pale ale.

Tasting Notes: Dressed in New Zealand & US hops, the Hopster shows off flavours of grapefruit, lemon zest and gooseberry, with a dry and fresh finish.

First brewed barricaded in the brewery during the London riots. This brooding red ale is an ode to all things peace and love.

Tasting Notes: A true union of malt and hops, with silky texture and soft caramel flavours cuddling up to a rich pear and summer fruit character.

3 different malts and 3 different hops join together, inspired by the mystical Shoreditch Triangle lay lines. It will be a new permanent beer with the single hop IPAs taking more of a back seat.

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