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@hippy
Went to a MTB last night and tried..
Raging Bitch Belgian IPA by Flying Dog Brewery
Imitera IPA by Rocky Head Brewery
Zen by Rocky Head Brewery
Pale Ale by Rocky Head Brewery
BAM! by Rocky Head Brewery
01|07 Saison Nelson Sauvin by Brew By Numbers
01/08 Saison Wai-Iti & Lemon by Brew By Numbers
05/05 IPA Simcoe Chinook by Brew By Numbers
08/01 Export Strength Stout by Brew By Numbers
Little Things That Kill Batch 5 by Weird Beard Brew Co.
Dark Hopfler by Weird Beard Brew Co.
Decadence Stout by Weird Beard Brew Co.
The IPA by Anspach & Hobday
The Smoked Brown by Anspach & Hobday
The Porter by Anspach & Hobday
Anspach are two young blokes who've just recently started up in Bermondsey on 200L kit. Very nice IPA and Porter and I'm looking forward to their special edition Porter later this year.
Weird Beard's best was probably Little Things That Kill a very sessionable beer, smells lovely, hoppy but without the bitterness that sucks your cheeks in like the bigger US style stuff.
BBN are rocking the saisons. Try them, they all rock. My fave from the two last night was the NZ-hopped one, Wai-iti or something (Czech-origin Saiz hops grown by kiwis).
Never heard of Rocky Head. The bloke is a wine guy but can brew totally cool beers. Based in Wandsworth somewhere. His two best were the Zen pale and Imitera (means 'Mother') which has four different hops and is big.
Left with a bag load of these as well as some other little bits and pieces. London brewing is going mental. Bermondsey on Saturdays must be mental.