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Every Guinness fan needs to know about this new monthly beer club…
Calling all Guinness fans! An all-new monthly meet-up for beer lovers is coming to Dublin, with loads of new and interesting flavours for you to try out.
The Guinness Open Gate Brewery has launched a brand-new monthly beer club, with a chance to sample a first taste of new brews on tap before anyone else.
Kicking off on Thursday 26 January, the monthly event will be held at the Guinness Open Gate Brewery, where expert Guinness Beer Specialists will introduce new brews and flavours each month.
Fans of the famous stout will get the opportunity to try these exclusive new flavours, chat with the brewery’s expert specialists and ultimately, enjoy a unique Guinness-themed night out like no other. At the Guinness Open Gate Brewery, they believe there’s a beer for everyone, you just might not have discovered it yet. Some past favourites include the Guinness Nitro Cold Brew Stout, Jerk Spiced Brown Ale, and Passionfruit Brett.
To kickstart the 2023 Beer Club’s line-up, the January event will feature a fun Paint by the Pints session, to get those creative juices flowing while you enjoy some beautiful bevvies.
In keeping with the Dry January theme, guests will get the chance to enjoy some Guinness 0.0 on draft at the event. But for anyone not doing Dry January, be sure to try out one of their new experimental beers on tap.
Tickets for the January event are priced at €15 each, covering a complimentary pint and the Paint by the Pints experience. You can find out more and book your spot at the January Beer Club HERE.
And be sure to keep an eye on the Guinness Open Gate Brewery’s site so you don’t miss any upcoming Beer Club events.
The monthly Beer Club kicks next Thursday January 26th. Doors open from 5pm, with Paint By The Pints kicking off at 7pm. Spaces are limited, so book now HERE.
Please drink responsibly
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