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Guinness Open Gate Brewery Celebrates 17 Days of St. Patrick Day

stephanieMarch 17, 2021
Pint with Ripples print showcasing St Paddy's Day event, surrounded by shamrock glitter

At the Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Baltimore, Maryland, it’s always Guinness time, and St. Patrick’s Day is an extra special time of year.

We’ve been continually impressed by how this brewery has responded to Covid-19 – from virtual tours and tastings to curbside pickups – and that’s especially true for their St. Patrick’s Day celebrations this March.

The Guinness Open Gate Brewery has expanded outdoor seating in a heated tent, where they’re hosting movie nights and live music across the entire month. They have new beer and product releases each week, and are even serving a Full Irish Breakfast and Roast dinners on Sundays – plus a St. Patrick’s package for curbside pickup so customers have the option to celebrate from home.

Guinness says that while the world “still may look a little different this year, we don’t need to look too hard to find a reason to celebrate. So grab a pint, and raise a toast to a great year to come.”

Sláinte!

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