Kops Brewery

Kops Brewery was a British brewery founded in 1890 by Henry Lowenfeld in Fulham, London, and is credited as the first UK manufacturer of non-alcoholic beer. Operating from an eight-acre site, it exported its products throughout the British Empire before ceasing brewing; after the Second World War its building was used by the food packaging company Convoys. The Hammersmith and Fulham Historic Buildings Group recognized the site with a blue plaque in December 2014.