Brewery News
September 2010
Twickenham Beers in Young’s pubs
For two weeks beers from Twickenham Fine Ales were available in selected Young’s pubs between
18th Sept to 3rd Oct while they ran a beer festival.
Meet London's Brewers, and taste History!
The brewers of the London Brewers Alliance showcased their beers at
Brew Wharf Upper Hall, London, on the 17th September.
At least 15 breweries were in London and this event was their first ever collaborative event. The show aimed to highlight the recent re-emergence of diverse and talented brewers, as well as the famous Fullers and Meantime brewers, within the city, and was open to both trade and consumers.
The London Brewers Showcase included tasting opportunities from all the brewers, including London's famous Fullers and Meantime and, exciting new start-ups, such as Brodies, Camden Town Brewery, The Kernel, Redemption, Sambrook's, Twickenham, Windsor and Eton and Zero Degrees.
All 30 beers on offer were craft brewed and include pale ales, IPA, London porters, bitter, lager and stout. In addition, the event saw the launch of a new product, London Beer Alliance's London Porter, a beer based on a traditional London recipe, sourced from archive brewing journals. All the brewers contributed towards the brewing of this beer at the Redemption brewery in Tottenham.
See the London Brewers web site: londonbrewers.org
July 2008
Twickenham Fine Ales brews with Belgium's famous Struise Brewery
Master Brewer Urbain Coutteau visited Twickenham in the third week of July and together with Twickenham's Head Brewer Tom Madeiros they brewed a 5% Porter called Twickenham Struise Porter. Brewed using Amber and Black malts and Flaked Oats it's a tremendously dark and malty beer with a delicious chocolate and coffee taste.
Pictures from left to right: Mashing In, Adding Hops, Cleaning out the Copper, and Tom and Urbain after their brewing session.