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40FT Brewery's Neighbourhood IPA wins SIBA award

An American-stye IPA from Dalston’s 40FT brewery has been voted the best cask beer in London and the South East by a panel of industry experts.

‘Neighbourhood IPA’ by 40FT won the IPA category before going on to take home the Overall Gold against all of the other style category winners in the Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) South East Independent Beer Awards 2023, which took place at Big Penny Social in Walthamstow.

Organised by the SIBA, the other big winners in this year’s Independent Beer Awards were Windsor & Eton’s ‘Father Thames’, an Extra Special Bitter which took the overall Silver Award, and Longman Brewery’s ‘Longman Blonde’, a hoppy blonde beer that won the Overall Bronze.

SIBA Chief Executive Andy Slee was on hand to present this year’s awards to the winners.

He said: “In what was an incredibly tough competition with some superb beers across the board I’d like to say a huge well-done to all of the breweries who took home Gold at this year’s awards, and particular congratulations to 40FT Brewery who were named the ‘best of the best’ in London and the South East.

"I’d encourage anyone in London to make the trip to their superb taproom in Dalston and sample what is now officially the South East’s best cask IPA.” 

The SIBA Independent Beer Awards are judged by beer sommeliers, brewers and expert beer judges, across a diverse range of styles. Gold winners from the awards will now go forwards to the National Finals at BeerX in Liverpool, March 2024.

The awards took place at Big Penny Social in Walthamstow, London, with all of the beers from the judging available to the public as part of this year’s Big Penny Fest.

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