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A new frontier of flavour

The liquid heart of Guinness Open Gate Brewery London. With crisp lagers, rich porters and IPAs brewed right here on-site, there's a pint for every palate. Guinness Draught and Guinness 0.0 will be available on tap too, naturally.

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Beer Flights

Not sure which beer is right for you? Our Beer Flights are the perfect way to explore a range of flavours in one go. Each flight includes a curated selection of 3 or 6 beers brewed right here on site, giving you the chance to discover everything from our familiar favourites to unique, limited-edition creations. It’s the ideal way to find your new go-to or simply enjoy a guided tasting experience at your own pace.

Grab a beer flight at The Porter’s Table and Gilroy’s Loft today.

The rotation

Explore the rotation of beers that never stop changing, a space for the spontaneity of the brewing team to flow. Experience new, one-off fantastical brews designed for special collaborations, unique food pairings and love of the craft. Find the new frontier of flavours at Open Gate Brewery London.

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Hollie Stephenson, Brewmaster

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