Love beer? Love a boat trip? Then come on a Thames craft beer cruise with us through the heart of central London.
WHAT'S THIS ALL ABOUT?
With around 2,000 craft breweries in the UK, you'll have the pick of the finest beers around while you cruise past London’s iconic landmarks. You’ll get to taste fresh craft beer on draught and have access to a full range of delicious beer styles, from pale ales to porters, sours to lagers and everything in-between. Want to learn more about what you’re drinking? Our onboard beer experts will be on hand to talk you through each one.
Close your eyes and imagine you’re on the Thames experiencing this floating festival of deliciousness…….but wait, OMG this isn’t a dream it’s for real.
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Great beer demands great food, so we’re serving a range of deli treats and pub classics. Are some members of your group less keen on beer? Don't worry—we've got Nightingale Cider, Simon Sharp’s Nautilus Gin Bar, wine (and premium soft drinks too, of course).
THE ALL IMPORTANT DETAILS
Taking place aboard the Viscountess a beautiful period river cruiser, and our route will take in iconic sites along the River Thames, from The Houses of Parliament and Tower Bridge to the O2 Arena. There will be talks and tastings happening throughout your 2.5 - hour experience.
The boats departs from Lambeth Pier and the nearest stations are Westminster, Southwark and Lambeth North .
Your ticket to this floating beer festival includes your first six drinks on board in a souvenir tasting glass. The glass is yours to take home when you disembark.
You’ll be able to purchase further drinks on board via contactless payment only.
Over 18's please! Events runs from May to September annually.
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HOW DOES IT WORK?
All you have to do is pay for the gift experience you wish to purchase. We’ll send a voucher including booking information to you or directly to the recipient. You or your recipient need to check the information on the voucher and book your experience date.
