About the Brewery
Camden Town Brewery was founded in 2010 by Jasper Cuppaidge. The brewery began under railway arches in Camden, London, with the aim of producing fresh, high-quality beers inspired by classic European brewing styles.
The brand grew rapidly in popularity and in 2015 was acquired by AB InBev, helping expand production and distribution across the UK. Camden Town Brewery still produces many of its beers in London and remains known for its focus on flavourful, well-crafted lagers.
What Type of Beer Is Camden Town?
Camden Town produces a range of craft beers, particularly modern lagers and pale ales.
Popular beers include:
- Camden Hells Lager
A crisp, balanced Helles-style lager inspired by traditional German brewing. - Camden Pale Ale
A refreshing pale ale with citrus hop flavours and moderate bitterness. - Camden Off Menu IPA
A bolder craft IPA with stronger hop aroma and tropical fruit notes. - Camden Stout
A dark beer with roasted malt flavours and smooth texture.
What Percentage Alcohol Is Camden Town Beer?
Alcohol levels vary depending on the beer:
- Camden Hells Lager: around 4.6% ABV
- Camden Pale Ale: around 4.0% ABV
- Camden Off Menu IPA: around 5.8% ABV
What Does Camden Town Beer Taste Like?
Camden Town beers are known for their clean, well-balanced flavours. Lagers tend to be crisp and refreshing, while the ales offer citrus hops and gentle bitterness.
Who Drinks Camden Town Beer
Camden Town beers are popular with people who enjoy modern craft lagers and easy-drinking craft beers.
Is Camden Town Beer Suitable for Vegetarians & Vegans?
Many Camden Town beers are suitable for vegetarians, and several are considered vegan-friendly, though individual beers may vary.