Brewers of some of the coolest looking beer around. Beavertown started out in Duke's Brew and Que in De Beauvoir Town, which is how it got its name – 'Beavertown' is apparently what cockneys used to call this gentrified area of London. Before long they needed more room and moved to Fish Island before heading to even larger premises in Tottenham, but of course you can still get a Beavertown brew in De Beauvoir. And fantastic illustrator Nick Dwyer is the man behind Beavertown's eccentric and eye-catching labels.
Beavertown’s taproom is just as impressive as you’d expect. It’s the place to go for alfresco beers in Tottenham, whether you’re drinking from the tap or from one of its famous illustrated cans. Alternatively, if you’re a football fan, head to its location at the nearby Spurs stadium for a tipple at the UK’s only onsite footie ground microbrewery.