Under the South Eastern Main Line viaduct out of London Bridge, there
are now lots of small craft-beer breweries and pubs. (Images.)
Started the crawl in Borough Market, where I didn't eat this
(though I was mildly tempted).
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Plenty of venison and ostrich burgers, but no goatburger. Not even at
Gourmet Goat, though they did have goat kebabs.
Some interesting labels in Utobeer.
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Stop 1: Southwark Brewing Co, for a very pleasant London Pale Ale.
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Stop 2: London Beer Factory, for a thymey pale and a thin but pleasant
stout. We accreted a protective layer of sports fans between us and
the outside world.
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Stop 3: Anspach & Hobday, where the Experimental Sean was excellent,
the rest less impressive.
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Some of the locals don't want the new street market. I suspect they
selfishly want to get their cars in and out on market day.
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Stop 4: Moor Beer Co, definitely going all-in on the steel box chic.
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Stop 5: Brew By Numbers, pricey even by these standards but tasting good.
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Stop 6: Partizan, bare even by these decorating conventions but not
too crowded so not excessively loud.
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Stop 7: Fourpure, which was apparently having some kind of relaunch
event. One of our party was able to get us in.
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Not sure whether this was an advertisement for something or just
graffiti.
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Back along Druid Street.
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Stop 8: Ubrew, mostly closed down but still able to take our money.
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Stop 9: the Marquis of Wellington, and so home and to bed.
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A map of the day's visits:
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