How many beers will I taste during the experience?

You will sample a curated selection of honey-infused beers, typically around 4-6 different varieties.

Is this experience suitable for children?

No, the tasting is for adults over the age of 18 due to alcohol regulations.

Can I buy bottles to take home?

Yes, Hiver Taproom offers bottles and merchandise for sale after the tasting.

Do I need to make a reservation?

Yes, reservations are recommended to secure your spot in the small group session.

Are there any dietary considerations?

Please inform staff of any dietary restrictions; most beers are gluten-based, and cheese options are available.

What is the best time to visit?

The experience runs throughout the day, but evenings tend to be lively and ideal for a relaxed atmosphere.

Craft Beer & Honey Tasting at Hiver Taproom near London Bridge | Events

Situated just a stone's throw from London Bridge, the Hiver Taproom offers a distinctive twist on beer tasting that appeals to both craft beer enthusiasts and curious newcomers. This small yet lively venue specializes in honey-infused beers, blending the complexity of traditional brewing with a sweet floral note derived from local honey. The experience lasts around 50 minutes, during which guests indulge in a curated selection of beers paired with a thoughtfully chosen cheeseboard, highlighting regional flavors.

Hiver’s unique approach centers on the history and process of honey beer production. As you sip, you’ll learn about the craft behind each brew—what makes honey such a versatile fermentable ingredient—and hear local stories of beekeeping and brewing traditions. The ambiance is vibrant yet welcoming, making it an ideal stop for foodies, beer lovers, or anyone looking to try something new in the bustling London scene.

The tasting session takes place in a cozy, modern setting filled with friendly staff and hop-laden decor. The brewery’s commitment to sustainability and supporting local beekeepers makes this experience stand out from standard tastings. It’s perfect for casual weekends or small celebrations, offering both education and enjoyment in one session.

Visiting Hiver adds a flavorful layer to your London itinerary, making it more than just a beer stop—it’s an insider’s look into an innovative corner of the craft brewing world. Whether you’re a seasoned connoisseur or a curious beginner, the spotlight on honey-infused ales makes this experience a memorable part of any trip to the UK capital.

About Hiver Beers

Hiver Beers is a London-based brewer and experience operator specializing in honey‑infused craft beers, beekeeping workshops and guided tastings. Founded to explore the intersection of beekeeping and brewing, Hiver Beers runs hands-on hive experiences, beer and cider tastings, cider-making workshops and vineyard visits across London and the surrounding countryside.

Hiver offers a range of curated experiences including urban beekeeping sessions in Kennington Park, rural hive days at Albourne Estate and Greyfriars Vineyard, Taproom tastings near London Bridge, Bermondsey Beer Mile tours and seasonal honey-harvesting workshops. Each experience pairs expert-led beekeeping instruction with tutored tastings of beer, cider or wine and locally sourced cheese or picnic options.

Sessions are led by trained beekeepers and beverage specialists who guide guests through hive inspections, honey extraction, cider production techniques and sensory tasting notes. Safety briefings, protective equipment and clear, practical instruction are provided to ensure an informative and accessible visit for beginners and beer or cider enthusiasts alike.

Hiver Beers collaborates with local vineyards, breweries and markets to showcase regional producers and promote pollinator-friendly practices. Guests leave with practical skills, tastings, take-home samples and branded glassware or goodie bags depending on the experience. With urban and rural locations, Hiver Beers blends education, sustainable beekeeping and artisanal tasting for memorable days out near London.

Popular venues include Greyfriars Winery in the Surrey Hills, the Albourne Estate vineyards and the Taproom near London Bridge on the Bermondsey Beer Mile. Participants often receive branded glassware, goodie bags or bottles to continue brewing and tasting at home.