With the groups now confirmed, the Brewery is kicking off the World Cup season with the launch of its 2010 World Cup packages. The package encourages groups of work colleagues, business associates or friends who can’t make it to South Africa to watch the games in the luxury of a private room at the central London venue.
The package not only takes the stress out of trying to fight your way to finding a spot with a good view of the screen in a bustling pub but also allows for large groups to get together in one location. The package is available for any World Cup game not only England games, and includes viewings of the game on big screens, 2 and a half hours of unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks and a half time feast of gourmet pie and mash.
The package can be booked for between 50-800 people and is priced at £60+vat per person.
The Brewery is a multi award winning venue based in the heart of the city offering eight unique event spaces including the Porter Tun, which is one of the largest unobstructed rooms in London, capable of holding up to 800 beneath a King Post timber roof.
Event design and marketing manager at the Brewery, Simon Lockwood commented “Watching the world cup can be a really great opportunity to bond with clients and colleagues, getting into the team spirit whilst admiring some great football. The range of spaces we have at the Brewery coupled with our in house AV facilities mean that we can offer a hassle-free package – recreating the feeling of being at a live match.”
