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Camden Town Brewery expands core range with Unfussy Unfiltered Lager

Camden Town Brewery expands core range with Unfussy Unfiltered Lager

Camden Town Brewery has introduced a new beer, Unfussy Unfiltered Lager, to its core range.

Inspired by traditional German Kellerbiers, the beer is brewed with Camden’s house Pilsner malt from Bamberg, torrified wheat, Callista hops and dry hopped with Spalt Select, so it’s hazy, hoppy and full bodied.


The lager is unfiltered and unfussed with, tasting just as fresh as if it came straight from a tank at the brewery and never pasteurised.

“[The] new Unfussy Unfiltered Lager is brewed with the addition of un-malted grains for a softer, more rounded malt character. German Hops are added later in the boil to bring out floral and peach aromas, with a medium body, bitter taste and crisp finish. Think traditional German style meets Camden’s modern lager,” the brand said.

Unfussy Unfiltered Lager has an ABV of 4.9% and is available in 4-pack (£6) and 330ml can (£1.80) formats.

The latest beer to join Camden’s permanent collection, Unfussy will sit alongside brand favourites: Camden Hells Lager, Pale Ale, Off Menu IPA, as well as fellow new kid on the block, Canapé Session IPA.

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