Sambrook's Brewery
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The team on duty -
A different perspective: a birds'eye view of fermenting beer -
Let's get this show on the road -
Surrey farmer David Steadman and his dog, Quiet, picking up spent malt for cattle feed -
Bringing home the gold: Sambrook's second beer, Junction
Features
Tours
Shop
Wheelchair Access
Public Transport within 5 miles
Tour details
Groups
Tours available by prior arrangement on Monday to Thursday evenings and, from April, Saturday afternoons, or by appointment.
Group size: 10-30; minimum age: 18
Wheelchair access
All areas except access to mezzanine in brewhouse
Shop
Sells Sambrook's beer on draught and in bottles.
Public transport
Train: Clapham Junction, 0.5 miles; Wandsworth Town, 1 mile
Bus: 170 from Victoria stops 2 minutes walk from brewery
Opening times
Shop
Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm
Sat: 10am-1pm
Tours
Mon-Thurs: 7pm
Sat: 12.30pm, 3pm
Closed
Public holidays
Prices
Weekday: £7
Weekend: £10
Get in Touch
Tel: 020 7228 0598
Email: sales@sambrooksbrewery.co.uk
www.sambrooksbrewery.co.uk
Twitter: sambrookale
Facebook: Sambrook's Brewery
West London's newest kid on the block, Sambrook's, came into being in 2008 when ex-City accountant Duncan Sambrook teamed up with with former Ringwood Brewery MD, David Welsh, setting up shop in a light industrial unit between Clapham and Battersea.
They brew two cask ales, Wandle, named after the nearby river, and Junction, already a medal-winner, picking up Gold the Best Bitters category of SIBA's 2010 Regional Beer Competition.
A tour here brings you close to the action, allowing you a chance to spend time with one of London's new breed of brewers.
Eco-friendly initiatives
- Recycling – the spent malt grains go off to local farmers for cattle feed and the hop leaves for fertiliser
Community
Sambrook's supports the Wandle Trust and Help for Heroes
Trade bodies
SIBA
