Gamma Ray – the spaceman beer. A true UK craft original and one of the most iconic brews. If it wasn’t for Gamma we wouldn’t be here today, and it is, and always will be, a brewery favourite. Now 11 years old, Beavertown began life on a 650L kit in a BBQ joint in Haggerston. The brewery in Tottenham Hale produces 5500L batches (or 9,000,000 pints a year) and our new home in Enfield – Beaverworld – will allow Beavertown to produce ten times this, a staggering 90,000,000 pints a year. Alongside all that, we've held our yearly birthday party, bringing people together in the name of Beavertown. Fancy a taste of the sun-soaked tropics? Navigate your way to Beavertown’s webshop and snag a couple of these radiant cans for your own enjoyment. Please feel free to try on an item, just as you would in a shop or inter-planetary department store, BUT please don’t wear it for longer than that.

The official craft beer of Tottenham Hotspur F.C., you can enjoy a crisp pint of your favourite Beavertown brew in our new taproom and microbrewery inside the stadium – the first of its kind.So, as long as the item is still in its original condition. Subject to terms and conditions of course. At Beavertown, we believe beer is more than just a beer, it’s an experience. That’s why we host weekly Saturday taprooms to give people the chance to taste our carefully crafted beer in its natural habitat, our own Tottenham brewery. AUGUST, 2023: Beavertown Brewery is excited to announce the launch of its latest creation — Sun God, a Tropical IPA set to join the esteemed 440ml range on the 21 st of August. Crafted to celebrate summer days, this mouth-watering beer promises to deliver an unparalleled taste of the season within each can. But we’re always learning and growing and, while Beavo was great, we knew we could do better. So, over the course of 2020/2021, we hunkered down and planned and prototyped and tweaked and, out of the mists of the pandemic, Bones was born in August 2021. Drawing inspiration from Tropigamma, Beavertown’s best-selling special release, S un God is a tribute to the sun-soaked days of summer. Infused with the essence of sunbaked nectarines and a cascade of tropical fruits, this 6.30% ABV beverage offers a tantalising experience that captures the spirit of Summer.

Bloody Notorious – brewed with our buddies at Boneyard, this mash up of our Bloody ‘Ell and their Notorious TIPA was an orange juice hop bomb of a brew.Available exclusively at Waitrose and Beavertown Brewery’s webshop, this distinctive tropical IPA presents a refreshing way to savour the joys of the sun. In 2021, Beavertown opened the doors to its first-ever pub, Corner Pin, at the brewery’s home in Tottenham. Popping with vibrant blasts of colour, iconic Beavertown designs and with a menu featuring the whole range of Beavertown’s out-of-this-world beers, Corner Pin encompasses everything that makes the brand unique, bringing all of its creativity and curiosity to the new north London location. Picture this: you are visiting a bar, a pub or a shop, and you have to choose what you want to drink. You might select something familiar, but decide to try something new instead. In between the many well-known brands, you notice a colourful label or can design – it catches your eye, because it’s illustrated! and it looks tasty. You decide to buy it. Absolutely, and mainly because it has such a broad spectrum of iterations and applications. I would be the first to say my illustrations are hardly groundbreaking innovations, but the fact they are wrapped around a can of beer is what made them exciting to people in the first place, as with the now full beer fridge of bright colours and tight lines from a wide variety of breweries (and wineries, and cider breweries etc).

Lazer Crush – we knew for a couple of years that we wanted to develop an Alcohol-Free IPA, but we made the commitment to ourselves that we wouldn’t do it until we felt like we could do it justice. With Lazer Crush, we did just that! As hoppy as Lupuloid, as boozy as a banana.P-A-R-T-WHY? BECAUSE WE GOTTA! Over the last 10 years we've been invited to and hosted some epic parties. We’ve poured our beers for fans all around the world and, of course, in our hometown London. Additionally, if the products are consumed we do reserve the right to charge for the incorrect products. The rules are totally dependent on how people initially respond to elements of the brand. For example, the Gamma Ray space skeletons really resonated with people early on, so I went full throttle into trying to keep them front and centre of what we were doing at all times.

Bone King – our 1st ever Double IPA, brewed in collab with Napabier. Clean, hoppy and seriously bitter, this became a blueprint for many DIPAs to come. Illustration is certainly a key part of Beavertown. Do you think illustration has become pivotal to craft beer branding in the last decade? Is there a specific set of rules or process you have when illustrating for Beavertown (in comparison to other projects)?

Tropigamma - Tropical IPA

Heavy Lord – at 14.5% this was our biggest ever beer. Brewed in collab with 3 Floyds, we took our Heavy Water and their world renown Dark Lord and created a monster. Aged in Bourbon barrels on cacao and vanilla, it was a heavyweight, super satisfying stout to remember. Ball – one of our OGs was one of the first Rye IPAs brewed in the UK. It was brewed especially to pair with the pork ribs at Dukes, and though the ribs are gone, 8 Ball still comes out to play every now and then.