After years of eager anticipation, Guinness fans in the UK can finally roster for opening a new attraction in London later this year.
A brand new Guinness microbrewery has been proposed to open its doors in Covent Garden Christmas.
The £ 73m room spans five 50,000 square-meter buildings, and contains various food and drinking stores, a glass roof with panoramic views, events and a trading store.
The brewery will serve 14 different brewery with limited expenses including no and low alcohol Options, provide a unique tasting experience for fans of the black stuff.
Although actual Guinness is not brewed on the spot, the iconic Irish naughty will be readily available to drink.
Visitors can also participate in tours to learn more about the history of Guinness and his brewing process.
In addition to the brewery, the venue contains a variety of food and drinking stores, including a food truck, a brasserie and grill, and a seafood restaurant on the roof.
The restaurant offers a beautiful panoramic view of 360 degrees from London, as well as a dining experience that complements the brewery offers.
A brand new Guinness microbrewery will open its doors in Covent Garden before Christmas
The £ 73m venue spans five buildings of 50,000 square meters, and contains different food and drinking stores
The long -awaited attraction promises were originally announced in 2022 to bring a taste of Dublin to the heart of London, to the joy of fans and tourists.
The brewery is located in Old Brewer’s Yard, a historic terrain where beer was first manufactured more than 300 years ago.
Guinness hopes that the attraction for free entrance, which will be open from 09:30 to 11.30 hours every day, will draw half a million visitors in the first year.
The venue is the fourth website for the Guinness brand, which operates other places in Dublin, Baltimore and Chicago.
According to the Standardthe venue will also be a pivotal point for Diageeo’s learning for Life Bartending and Hospitality program.
The project is expected to create up to 150 posts and train to 100 bartenders each year.
The demand for the naughty has increased over the past year, so much that pubs in the UK have issued customer ration cards for Guinness due to a nationwide deficit in December.
Drinkers who visit the Old Ivy House in Clerkenwell, Central London, had to buy two other drinks before they were entitled to a pint of the black stuff.
Outside of the brewery, the venue contains a variety of food and drinking stores, including a food truck, a brasserie and grill, and a seafood restaurant on the roof
Guinness hope that the attraction for free entrance, which will be open from 09:30 to 11.30 hours every day, will draw half a million visitors in the first year
The special cards were signed and stamped by staff to prove that players were entitled to buy “one ration of Guinness”.
Co-owner Del Currie said at the time that the residence usually went through about eight barrels a week, but received only three barrels this week.
He told the Morning Advertiser: ‘Instead of freaking and saying,’ There’s no guinness for Christmas’, we thought we would Have a little fun with it. We started doing it last night and it was very nice – people really enjoyed it. ‘
Mr. Currie said the waterhole would continue with the ration cards ‘while the shares last’.
