BrewDog calls time on its Hawkes taproom in Bermondsey

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BrewDog has closed its Hawkes taproom in Bermondsey, south London, citing economic pressures.

The Scottish brewer says that it has struggled with 'rampant inflation, soaring utilities costs and relentless cost-of-living pressures'.

“Unfortunately, the slowdown in trade on the Bermondsey beer mile, combined with exorbitant rent increases, has meant we have had to permanently close the much-loved Hawkes tap room," it says.

“This also meant we ceased production on the site, but little else has changed for Hawkes Cider; it remains steadfastly part of the BrewDog family, and will continue to be available in BrewDog bars, across the On-Trade and online, and we are working with a partner for production who we’ve built a strong relationship with over the past few years.”

The brewer says that it hopes to relaunch a cider-focused venue at another location in the city in the future.