The two-day hop-fuelled bacchanal lands at Magazine London on the Greenwich Peninsula, a sleek riverside venue with room for 25,000 thirsty punters and killer views across the Thames. Think open-air warehouse chic meets summer festival buzz – only with better beer.
This year’s line-up features over 100 breweries and more than 800 beers, all served under the now-legendary “all-in” ticket model – meaning once you’re through the gates, every pour is included in your ticket price (from just £64.50, with new group and duo discounts). Translation: yes, you can sample as many sours, stouts, saisons and lagers as your palate can handle within your session. Sip wisely.

Expect a heavyweight showing from UK brewing royalty – DEYA, Verdant, and Tiny Rebel among them, alongside global standouts from the US, Europe, and New Zealand (hello, Garage Project, you stylish devils). And it’s not just beer: this year’s festival flows into cider, sake and spirits too, for the craft-curious who want to branch out.
As always, LCBF’s food game is strong. Power up between pints with ramen from Bone Daddies, fried chicken from Chick ‘n’ Sours, fire-cooked meat from From the Ashes, and those cheeseburgers you’ll dream about from Meltdown. Other standouts include Lucky & Joy’s next-level bao, smoky soul from Rack City Ribs, and seasonal small plates courtesy of 10 Greek Street.
And because this is still London, after all, the vibe doesn’t stop with the beer. Expect live DJs, bands, and entertainment throughout all four sessions – two each day (11.30am–4.30pm and 6pm–11pm, Friday 18th and Saturday 19th July).
With a tasting glass in hand and the river breeze at your back, London Craft Beer Festival 2025 isn’t just another tap takeover – it’s summer’s most drinkable event.
Book now. Sip later. Repeat responsibly.
LONDON CRAFT BEER FESTIVAL 2025
Magazine London, 11 Ordnance Crescent, Greenwich, London SE10 0JH
Londoncraftbeerfestival.co.uk/line-up
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