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Beavertown Craft Brewery Expands In London

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Craft brewery Beavertown is on the hunt for its first bar venue in London. The brewery is owned by Logan Plant, the son of Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant.

Beavertown brewed about 3.5 million litres of beer in 2016 and now exports to 22 countries worldwide.

Following the success of its restaurant, Dukes Brew & Que in Haggerston, the craft beer brand is looking to expand with a new bar concept that will specialise in rare beers and house-crafted cocktails, wines and food.

The company appointed Colliers International to seek premises initially in East and South London areas, of about 4k SF. It will also be looking for smaller units at about half that size for a simplified version of its bar concept.

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