'London Pride' and 'Chiswick Bitter' are beers from which brewery?
Chiswick Bitter more compactly when poured. Sold on draught in most of Fuller's tied houses, Chiswick Bitter is also available in 500ml bottles. Chiswick Bitter was first brewed at Fuller's in the 1930s. Gaining popularity throughout the decades, it was named CAMRA's Beer of the Year in 1989. Fuller's has also won the title with London Pride and ESB, making it the only brewery in England to take the award with three separate brews. All three are brewed together at the Griffin Brewery in Chiswick, using the old Victorian brewing method known as Parti-Gyle. Chiswick Bitter Chiswick Bitter is a lower-strength ale
London Fields Brewery to open in Hackney since the 19th century. Five beers were produced, named: "Hackney Hopster", "London Fields Bitter", "London Fields Session Ale", "London Fields Gold" and "Love Not War". "Love Not War" received especially favourable press due to its significance in relation to the London riots. It was promoted as "first brewed barricaded in the brewery during the London riots". Alongside a wide and highly successful distribution of its products throughout London, the brewery itself worked alongside numerous entertainment companies and helped produce events in London. These included Background Cinema, Elsewhere Festival, and Festifeel. The brewery was founded by Julian