Forest Road Brewing Company is a craft brewery based in London, United Kingdom, founded by Pete Brown, originally from Massachusetts, who began his brewing journey through homebrewing. The brewery takes its name and identity from its London roots, and has grown to become one of the capital's notable independent craft breweries. Forest Road gained enough recognition to be listed among UK breweries eligible under the Small Brewers Relief scheme, and its brand was later acquired as part of Carlsberg's expanding craft beer portfolio alongside names such as Canopy Beer Company and Brew Club. The brewery is known for producing accessible yet characterful beers, with a particular focus on pale ales. Its London Pale Ale became recognised as one of the city's fastest-growing pale ales, reflecting strong consumer demand and a clear identity in a competitive market. Forest Road also collaborates with other breweries, including a notable porter brewed together with Belgian brewery Brouwerij Anders, demonstrating a willingness to experiment with styles beyond the core range. Forest Road has earned recognition on the international stage, winning an award at the International Cask Ale Competition for its beer WORK. The brewery maintains an active presence on social media and continues to build its reputation as a creative, London-based craft brewer with both local character and broader ambitions.