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66 Attended as part of the LBA Fest 23. Great setting with bars and seating set around the great old buildings. Also went into the bree shop and bar. Kinda upmarket - more Waitrose than industrial stylee. Pretty boring choice of beers on tap. Just fhe standard casks with one seasonal and a few ciders. No beer ticks. Picked up a few bottles. Didn't pick up the £600 Vintage Ale. |
82 A wonderful, welcoming and friendly brewery visitor centre. The staff is really generous and helpful. A wide variety of Fuller's beer and nowadays also from Dark Star. |
92 Visita guiada por la fabrica, buen tour, finalizando en un pequeño museo y degustación de sus cervezas. |
76 Visit for the open day Sept 2017. An enjoyable afternoon. Good to look around the shop, see the dray horses and do a brewery tour. The beer selection on offer, mostly fairly generic but clearly well kept. Bought a couple of bottles in the shop, although the older Vintage Ales were ridiculously priced. |
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84 Do the brewery tour. Very well done and you get to try unlimited halves in the cellar bar. |
86 Went on a tour in August. Extraordinary piece of history in the heart of London. Antique buildings, old equipment and dedicated personnel. The tour guide was incredibly enthusiastic and knowledgeable. I realized I don’t know that much about the brewing process as I thought. The tasting at the end gives you the opportunity to try everything as fresh as possible. Worth every single penny. A must visit place! |
68 Fuller’s are such a big part of the traditional London brewing scene that it seems almost daunting to take a tour of the place where it all happens. The tour is £15 which includes a 45-minute all-you-can-drink session at the end. So the perfect place to sweep up any Fuller’s beers which may have gone under the radar. Convivial tour guide and fellow tourists (from many countries but the beer unites us). Probably something you wouldn’t do more than once although they do host special events working looking out for. Unfortunately I was a bit disappointed in the shop. Wanted more choice regarding rare beers but I guess you can’t have it all. |
84 Cool place, the brewing equipment itself wasn’t spectacular to look at but I haven’t been to other breweries so I don’t know how it compares. The best part is that it’s a really old fairly traditional place where they still make all their beer. Plus you can pretty much drink back the full value of your ticket at the bunker bar at the end of the tour -- I drank 5 half pints, but if I felt like it I could have drank more. Only weird thing is that they had a Sierra Nevada Pale tap.. wtf? I can’t imagine going on the tour and then drinking that.. or the cider for that matter. |
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