Sambrook's Brewery
901 ratings
Sambrook's Brewery
England

When Young’s left South-West London in 2006, local drinkers were bereft - but they needn’t have worried, because another local brewer was just around the corner. Sambrook’s is a traditional brewery in the sense that it brews the sort of moreish, satisfyingly bitter ale that has been enjoyed by Londoners for many years. Wandle and Junction, their two regular beers, can be found across the city but particularly around their heartland in Battersea. The brewery has become progressively more progressive in recent years (keg beers! American hops!) and their commitment to quality is hugely impressive.

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Reviews

Post author: Walker N
Walker N
6 days ago
3.5
Bit like Newcastle brown ale but stronger taste not bad at all

Post author: Dartford Dave
Dartford Dave
@ The Furze Wren
13 days ago
3.7
Crisp, hoppy, refreshing and malty. Decent enough beer.

Post author: Dartford Dave
Dartford Dave
@ The Furze Wren
14 days ago
3.5
Golden colour. Hint of orange in the aroma. Standard Pale Ale.

Post author: Jon C
Jon C
@ The Walnut Tree
20 days ago
4.1
Nice bitter. Good blend of hops and malt gives a quaffable beer

Post author: 1972GAZMOD
1972GAZMOD
@ The Hop Station
24 days ago
3.8
Third pint of it and still decent. Nice malty aroma and taste, with a subtle fruitiness mixed in. Subtle sweetness leads to a decent bitterness to finish. Overall, a smooth and easy-drinking session ale that's well balanced.

Post author: Tidy D
Tidy D
@ Wetherspoons: The Rodboro Buildings
1 month ago
4.2

Post author: Warbury19
Warbury19
@ The Steam Engine
1 month ago
2.0

Post author: Longale
Longale
@ The Humphrey Bean
2 months ago
4.0
Tomahawk red ale has a slightly spicy & resinous hop flavour, accompanied by a robust, roasted malt body & sweet fruity character with balanced bitterness.

Post author: Longale
Longale
@ The Sennockian
3 months ago
3.8
Pleasant & refreshing, golden ale with a subtle biscuit malt sweetness & a very mild bitter end