Innis & Gunn will be giving away 5,000 free pints
A new Innis & Gunn Taproom is set to open in Glasgow later this month, and to mark the occasion the brand is giving away 5,000 pints for free.
Guests will be given a free pint of lager upon arriving at the Taproom, where there will be "stage performances, exclusive prizes and giveaways, and limited-edition brews on tap". Innis & Gunn will also be serving up "delicious nibbles" from its new Scottish menu. According to Innis & Gunn, the opening of the new Glasgow Taproom will create approximately 40 jobs. It was given planning permission to convert the premises in April 2022, with a major investment made into the renovations.
Innis & Gunn founder Dougal Gunn Sharp Commente d: “West Nile Street’s opening represents the next stage in our Taproom plan. The demand for great beers and great food is there in Glasgow so we’re confident our new city centre premises will be a welcome addition.
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