London Beer Scene

Andrew Hogue: The brewery just opened its own taproom. Pints of Camden’s own beers are £4, about $6 at $1.53 to the pound; guest beers, £4 to £5. (via nytimes)

Andrew Hogue: Redemption’s charismatic Trinity is one of the 16 excellent cask ales at the year-old Craft Beer Co. (via nytimes)

Andrew Hogue: You could survive there for weeks on the scintillating conversation at Euston Tap, to say nothing of the beer list. (via nytimes)

Andrew Hogue: Brodie’s modern brews and turn-of-the-century pub atmosphere are the big attractions at the King William IV Bar and Hotel, which also offers inexpensive guest rooms. (via nytimes)

Andrew Hogue: The two-year-old Mason & Taylor eschews pub kitsch for modern minimalism. The house ale is Dark Star’s exquisite Hophead, for £3.50 a pint. (via nytimes)

Andrew Hogue: Right at Borough Market is the Rake, one of the smallest pubs in London. Taps rotate and prices vary based on the brew; local ales usually run around £4 a pint. (via nytimes)

Andrew Hogue: When beer writers imagine heaven, it looks exactly like the Southampton Arms. (via nytimes)