Craft brewer launches its latest UK venue in Yorkshire
Independent Scottish craft brewer, BrewDog, is inviting fans of craft beer to dive into its line-up at its newest UK bar, in Hull.
Located dockside at the Princes Quay Centre, BrewDog Hull intends to enhance an already bustling nightlife with its newest addition to Britain’s craft beer scene.
BrewDog Hull opens its doors at noon today – 8 April – and is located at 30G, Princes Dock Street, a few minutes walk from the Marina and town centre.
The bar will have 28 taps of the freshest craft beer from BrewDog and curated guest breweries from the UK and beyond, with a take-away service available for those needing beers to go.
It will also serve Hawkes cider, spirits and wine, and coffee from ethical Shoreditch supplier Grind.
BrewDog Hull also sees the fifth instalment of the kitchen residency from BBQ legends Red’s True Barbecue. Diners will be treated to a selection of smokey delights from Red’s, as well as BrewDog’s veggie and vegan classics.
Red’s co-founder, James Douglas, said: “Although our cooking has its roots in the Deep South, our restaurants have roots firmly dug into the UK with many of our ingredients being sourced locally.
“We couldn’t be more excited about opening the fifth of our BrewDog x Red’s collaborations, meat and beer – there really is no better combination.”
Guests will also be able to enjoy Vegan Mondays; 2-for-1 vegan and vegetarian mains every Monday and BrewDog legendary Wings Wednesday; all-you-can-eat spicy buffalo chicken or buffalo cauliflower wings for £10.
BrewDog Hull will be running ‘Beer School’ sessions – guided tastings led by Cicerone-trained staff, giving participants a chance to discover the flavours and background to five beers over the course of two hours.
