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Big Penny

1 Priestley Way, Blackhorse Lane, Walthamstow, E17 6AL (View on Google Map) 02037001040 hello@bigpenny.co.uk Website
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The Truman's Brewery name was revived in 2010 with a brewery established on Fish Island in 2013. A move to the former Crate brewery in Hackney Wick occoured in 2020 but they withdrew from brewing in 2022. A name change to Big Penny coincided with a start to contract brewing at Redchurch. Its Social Club taproom remains a major presence on the Blackhorse Beer Mile. No cask ale.
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