Super Early Deadline
31 August 2026
Judging
Date
23 March 2027
Winners Announcement
22 April 2027
Blog Archives
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News
How the London Beer Competition Generated Global Press
The London Beer Competition helps winning breweries generate international awareness through media coverage, trade recognition and brewery-led promotion.
News
London Beer Competition Opens Entries for Landmark 10th Edition
Early Registration Is Now Open – Enter Now to Save and Secure the Best Pricing
Producer Profiles
Santé Belgium: Bringing Belgian Craft Credibility to the Premium Alcohol-Free Beer Revolution
Santé Belgium is redefining alcohol-free beer with a craft IPA that delivers authentic Belgian brewing character, premium flavour and moderation without compromise
Producer Profiles
Hiver Beers: Brewing a Better Future Through Honey, Community and British Craft
From London Rooftop Beehives to Award-Winning Honey Beers and Ciders, Hiver Is Building a Purpose-Driven Drinks Brand Rooted in Sustainability and Local Sourcing
Producer Profiles
Foxcub Brewing — Garage Roots, Award‑Winning Craft
A true nano‑brewery turned serious contender, Foxcub Brewing blends meticulous small‑batch technique, community spirit and bold recipe play
News
International London Beer Competition 2026 Results Announced
Gulden Draak Imperial Stout Claims “Beer Of The Year” and a Double Gold medal at the 2026 London Beer Competition
News
London Beer Competition Invites UK Importers to Compete for Importer of the Year 2026
A distinction recognising portfolio strength, commercial discipline, and sustained performance within the UK beer trade.
News
2026 London Beer Competition: Final Call to Enter Before February 28
Final call to showcase beers built for today’s market and give your brand a commercial edge in 2026
Insights
Beyond the Pint: Why Fruit-Led European Beers Are Redefining the UK Beer Landscape
From Alpine après-ski culture to British supermarket shelves, fruit-led European beers are reshaping how—and why—the UK drinks beer