By the end of 2000, there were 16 commercial breweries operating in London, including eight brewpubs. These breweries were:
- Anheuser-Busch UK (Stag) SW14, Richmond upon Thames: AB previously rented this but bought it outright from Scottish Courage this year.
- Freedom Brewery SW6, Hammersmith & Fulham (production brewery)
- Freedom Earlham Street WC2, Camden, brewpub
- Freedom Soho W1, Westminster, brewpub
- Fuller Smith & Turner W4, Hounslow
- Guinness Park Royal Brewery NW10, Brent
- Haggards Brewery (Imperial Arms) SW8, Wandsworth
- Mash (formerly Mash 2) W1, Westminster, brewpub
- Meantime Brewing SE18, Greenwich NEW!
- Orange Brewery (The Orange, Clifton Inns/Scottish & Newcastle) SW1, Westminster, brewpub
- Pacific Oriental EC2, City of London, brewpub
- Pitfield’s Organic Brewery N1, Hackney
- Sweet William Brewery (King William IV) E10, Waltham Forest, brewpub NEW!
- Yorkshire Grey Brewery (Yorkshire Grey, Clifton Inns/Scottish & Newcastle) W1, Camden, brewpub
- Young & Co’s Brewery (Ram Brewery) SW18, Wandsworth
- Zerodegrees Blackheath SE3, Lewisham, brewpub NEW!
Closed this year
- O’Hanlon’s Brewery SE11, Lambeth, moved out of London.
- Original Brewing Company Finchley (Bass) N12, Barnet, brewpub.
- Original Brewing Company Surrey Quays (Bass) SE16, Southwark, brewpub.
- Old London Bridge Brewery (formerly Bishop’s) SE1, Southwark.
Other changes
- Mash 2 renamed to Mash.
- Old London Bridge Brewery restarted this year at former location of Bishop’s Brewery but ceased brewing by the end of the year.
For definitions of a London brewery, see the current London breweries page.
London breweries year by year.
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