Beer and breakfast returns (again!)

Dea Latis: Beers with Breakfast returns!

Friday, 5th December

10.00 – midday

Jackson & Rye, 56 Wardour St, Soho, London W1D 4JF

Join us for the hugely popular Dea Latis Beers with Breakfast tasting, now in its third year. Taking place on 5th December (the morning after the Guild dinner and awards), we’re hosting the event at American bar-diner Jackson & Rye in the heart of Soho, so expect pancakes, beef hash and grits. And expect some great beers to try with them (not just from America).

Tickets for breakfast, beers, tea or coffee and expert guidance from beer sommelier Annabel Smith cost £25. To book, visit our Eventbrite page http://tinyurl.com/nhzyow7

If you are a Dea Latis corporate partner, tickets are discounted, please email lisa@lisaharlow for detail

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