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London Bridge station is being rebuilt at the moment which means partial closures. Make sure in advance if you're travelling through it that your route is open on the day(s) you want to travel. Last time I was there (last summer) the line to South Bermondsey was closed on weekends.

"Stephanos":31qvueec wrote: I never made it to fourpure but have heard good things; they're just a bit further out though.[/quote:31qvueec]

You didn't miss much - in a unit in an industrial estate rather than an archway, much more mainstream and less crafty selection with a crowd to match. Nice brewery, no doubt, but pales next to some others on the trail.

They chose a unit for space reasons. Not as cool but it gives them more flexibility.

Their pils one of my top beers last year

"Tube":2h7z14f0 wrote: They chose a unit for space reasons. Not as cool but it gives them more flexibility.[/quote:2h7z14f0]

Hey, not picking on them - they seem like nice guys.
What I should have said is that after a day of hipsters sitting on wooden pallets sipping sours, all the shiny tanks and rugby shirts were a bit of a shock.
I imagine it'd be different if you started there instead of ending there.

For the records, the IPA was a bit dull, but the Oatmeal stout is nice.

Thanks for all the replies. Well I didn't get to do as much as I'd hoped. If anyone else is going, I would really recommend the best western Corona Hotel in Pimlico, its really central, rooms are grand (irish grand not royally grand), free papers, free internet in foyer, mens health mags, and best of all, 2 mins around the corner from Cask pub and kitchen.
Only got to Cask twice, nice tap line up, modern place, only real grumble was the Stone IPA was 3.50 for half on the menu, and when I went to order it they were charging 4.75 for it, they weren't budging either when I questioned it , and they didn't adjust the menu either the next day.
Went to Byron Burgers (chain) also, they sell a few beers too, I went for the Byron Pale ale brewed by Camden, nice if unexciting. The burgers were very nice, about £16 for burger, skinny fries and small can of beer.
Went to Oddbins on London Bridge and they had a decent selection of London Brews, I just got Kernel, Wilde Beer, Crafty Dan(brewed at a big brewery I think).
Would recommend the Imperial War Museum too, its free in, and I only got 2 out of 5 floors done in 5 hours. I had enough then. Outside the grounds of IWM I went to a blue pub on the corner called Grand Union, the burger there was also very good, and they had a few crafts also, i had a collaboration between Dogfish head and some English brewery, it was pretty watery and average "Charles Wells / Dogfish Head DNA New World IPA.
Basically thats all the info/tips I have.
Aaron