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Celebration of gluten-free beer and food, Tues 11th August, Hop Burns & Black


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Love beer but can't enjoy it due to the gluten? Beer is officially back on the menu.


Your trusty local beer shop Hop Burns & Black has got together with expert gluten-free chef Kate Waters to create an evening that celebrates the very best of gluten-free beers and food.


An acclaimed bespoke fine dining chef, Kate is also a registered nutritional therapist and, as a coeliac herself, practises what she preaches. She's put together an exquisite menu to accompany some of the best gluten free beers in the world from the likes of Mikkeller, Brewdog and more.


This event is part of the London Beer City festival and takes place on Tuesday 11th August, 7.30-10pm at Hop Burns & Black, 38 East Dulwich Rd.


Tickets ?25 via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/fresh-hop-burns-black-a-new-zealand-fresh-hopped-frenzy-tickets-17710066285 :)

  • 2 weeks later...
Just to let you know we now only have a handful of tickets left for this event so please don't leave it til the last minute to book if you'd like to join us on Tuesday - whether you're gluten-intolerant or just fancy some great food and drinks. We've sampled the menu and the beers and they're tasting superb!

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