
659 ratings
Signature Brew
London, England
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With the possible exception of football stadiums, music venues offer the worst beer imaginable: the sort of warm industrial lager you wouldn't wish on your worst enemy. This is where Signature come in. Sam McGregor, David Riley and Tom Bott (who has family links to Stoke's Titanic brewery) work with musicians to produce beers - very good beers, actually - to be sold at gigs and elsewhere. It sounds like a gimmick but McGregor is insistent that the musicians involved get properly involved in recipe formulation. If that doesn’t float your boat, they also have an excellent line-up of beers in which no musician has been involved, like their session IPA, Roadie.
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Dobson D
@ Home1 day ago
4.0
Nice larger. No frills just a good larger

Jcaseydes
28 days ago
3.2
Yeah yeah that's quite nice that. Got something bit different about it somehow, dunno what but it's nice. V sessionable fo sho but got flava.
Jon C
@ Wetherspoons The Lion and The Unicorn1 month ago
3.4
On the spectrum to becoming a lager! Ok, with a hint of fruit, but nothing spectacular, intriguing or come-backable to!

Bezdomnyi
@ Castle1 month ago
4.0
Samea keltainen. Kahden sormen vaahto, tarraa puolipitsinä. Tasainen täysipinta.
Hieman kirpeä marjaisuus, vaalea mallas, kepeä, mutta maukas. Kiva humalan potku takana, mieto jauhoisuus.
Brewyfletch
@ Cod and Lobster1 month ago
4.0
Cracking lager, crisp and refreshing. Could have sat outside the Cod and Lobster in Staithes all afternoon necking these back.

Tony A
@ Asda Preston1 month ago
3.0
Okay - better than what it looks.
NiksuMalm
@ Argyll Arms1 month ago
4.0
Nyt oli kyllä erittäin hyvä olut tämä. Meni kuin kuiviin ikeniin.
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