Beer Trolleys arrive in London at Honky Tonk restaurant group Beer cocktails have been one of the biggest drinking trends of the year in the UK's cities as mixologists attempt to lure drinkers away from sickly sweet concoctions. And now ale lovers in London have even more reason to celebrate as the beer trolley trundles into town. Wheeled around by a specially trained beer sommelier, the boozy trolley features a range of brews from extra malty ale to light, lady-friendly cocktails. Ale fans rejoice! The Beer Trolley has arrived in London Diners at London's Honky Tonk bars can enjoy the Beer Trolley this autumn Beer flights start at £12.50 and tipples included in the initial Beer Trolley offering include Brooklyn Lager, Gigi Farmhouse Ale and the exciting sounding PistonHead as well as a drink made with iced tea as customers are encouraged to mix beer with food as they would wine. The sommelier suggests a Harviston with burgers as well as chocolate puddings and vanilla ice cream while the Hop Mountain beer goes excellently with poultry. The alcoholic trolley is the brainchild of Restarauteur Mark Cutler one of the founders of the Notting Hill institution the supperclub and the man behind New York inspired hot spots Honky Tonk Chelsea and Honky Tonk Clapham. A beer cocktail is prepared as the new trend hits bars across the UK Bar Expert BarChick ealso loves a beer-based drink: 'The world of beer is reaching a whole new level, thanks to craft breweries (like London's Meantime and the super cool Hobo Craft Czech Lager that is served in cans), in fact it's so cool that the city's top bars are even putting beer cocktails on the menu,' she says. The U.S. trend for mixing malt with our liquer landed earlier this year and is now a staple on cocktails lists as stylish British boozers with London bars Tap East, Hawksmoor and Meat Liquor, Leeds stalwart North Bar and Manchester's Love, Liquor and Burn all pouring pretty pints. It may have purists turning their nose up, but one reason the tipple is popular is because it is bridging the gap between male and female drinkers. At the Hawksmoor in London try the Shaky Pete's Ginger Brew, made of Gin, home-made Ginger syrup and Lemon juice, topped with London Pride. Top bar Oskar's at Dabbous has a Giddy Up, a raucous mix of Tapatio Blanco Tequila, elderflower cordial, bramley and gage slider, lemon juice and camomile-infused acacia honey, and yep, you guessed it, topped up with Sierra Nevada IPA. And Leeds North Bar serves The Brooklyn Baltic, a mixture of the Brooklyn Brewery's Black Chocolate Stout, Kahlua, Frangelico and Maldon Sea Salt. Why not try a Giddy Up in Oskar's bar at Dabbous, containing Tapatio Blanco Tequila, and Sierra Nevada IPA Cocktails in the City If you love cocktails then you need to be in London, Bristol or Edinburgh for the Cocktails in the City events this autumn. In London tonight 30 of the city's best bars have teamed up with spirits brands to create the ultimate cocktail party. It's a chance to meet bartenders from Rivoli at The Ritz, The Club at The Ivy, Quo Vadis, Opium, Hawksmoor and Wahaca and get cocktail making tips from some of the world's best mixologists. London - Thursday 26th September (Tickets still available HERE) Bristol - Thursday 17th October Edinburgh - Friday 7th November