Gipsy Hill Brewery Launch Party - Saturday 23rd August

By Gipsyhillbrew
August 20, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted August 20, 2014

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Posted August 20, 2014

Hey Guys - The Gipsy Hill Brewing Co. is having a launch party this Saturday 23rd August from 11am - 6pm. We're a brand new brewery, started trading in July, and are focused on serving SE London. See attached flyer. We're at 160 Hamilton Road, SE27 9SF. Unit 11.

Please come on down for the party. We'll have brewery fresh beers; food from local vendors Domali Cafe, Ginger Jar and others; DJing from Gentleman Ditch DJ; games (beer pong, cornhole...); a creche corner for little pups, and a brewing stand to show you what hops and malts go into our brews.

Would be great to see you all down here and celebrate the start of more local business!

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