Is the Bermondsey beer mile open?

Bermondsey Beer Mile Opening Hours The opening times will vary between breweries but as a general rule, they are open between 11 am to 5 pm. The ones closer to Druid street are open more frequently like Thursday, Friday and Sundays.

Where is the beer mile in London?

Located in South London, the Beer Mile is a stumble away from the Bermondsey tube station, but you can start at either end of the Bermondsey arches. The mile has grown organically over the last few years so isn’t so much a straight crawl but rather a tasty meander.

Where does Bermondsey Beer Mile start?

The Bermondsey Beer Mile starts a 15 minute walk from either London Bridge underground / train station and Bermondsey underground station, and finishes a few minutes walk away from South Bermondsey train station.

What breweries are on the Bermondsey beer mile?

Bermondsey Beer Mile breweries

Southwark Brewing Company.
The Barrel Project.
Hawkes Cidery and Taproom.
Hiver.
Anspach & Hobday.
Moor Beer Vaults.
London Calling Sweden.
Cloudwater, London.

Do you need to book the Bermondsey beer mile?

But, all hope is not lost, because a little known street in Bermondsey offers perhaps the most complete London pub crawl – and you don’t have to book. Few people outside of Bermondsey know about the area’s beer mile owing to its unusual position underneath a railway arch on Enid Street.

Is Bermondsey a borough?

Bermondsey, area in the London borough of Southwark. It is located east of Newington, southeast of London Bridge, and west of Rotherhithe. Mary Magdalen Church, Bermondsey, borough of Southwark, London, England.

What is the world record for the beer mile?

4 minutes 28 seconds
Canadian runner Corey Bellemore has just set a new all-time world record for the Beer Mile, completing all four laps of a track— and downing four beers—in just 4 minutes 28 seconds. “I’m really happy with the result,” he said in a post-race interview.

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How many pubs are on the Bermondsey beer mile?

Now, all the bars and breweries on the mile have their own quirks and specialities so we have put together a guide below of all 16 of the bars on the Bermondsey Beer Mile, in the order that you should visit them, along with some tips on where to grab some food on your voyage too.

Why is Bermondsey called the blue?

The Blue is a central market place in Bermondsey. The area has been known locally as The Blue for more than two hundred and thirty years and is probably named after the original Blue Anchor public house that gave its name to Blue Anchor Lane. The market has capacity for 24 stalls.

Why is it called Jamaica Road?

Jamaica Road, Southwark The road came into existence in the second half of the 18th century, when it was called (Bermondsey) New Road. Its present identity derives from the trade that was carried on with Jamaica at the nearby docks, stocking ‘London’s larder’ with provisions.

What is the milk mile?

The Milk Mile: For underage runners who can’t tackle the beer mile until their 21st birthdays, the milk mile is a wholesome, calcium-rich, superdisgusting alternative. Runners must drink half a gallon of milk, chocolate milk or eggnog (yes, eggnog Oh, my God, eggnog) and then run a mile.

Where is Southwark’s beer mile?

Ignore the ridiculous little bit of Tanner Street that Google Maps sends you up and down, and you’ll see that we’re doing a simple duck under the railway to commence the first major stretch of the Beer Mile: Druid Street, home to multiple breweries and bars. To be honest, though, Southwark Brewing was always an odd one that never quite fitted in.

Where is the Beer Mile in London?

Where is the beer mile and how do you start?

What is the Bermondsey Beer Mile?

What is the Bermondsey Beer Mile? The Bermondsey Beer Mile is roughly a mile and a half long stretch of railway arches and warehouses containing over fifteen breweries and two gin distilleries. The Bermondsey mile started small – first one brewery (The Kernel), then two, then six – these days it’s more like 15.