The Guinness Storehouse Is Hosting A Series Of Incredible Seafood Supper Club Events

Did you know that Guinness and seafood perfectly complement each other? In fact, in the early days of advertising, Guinness was often advertised in combination with oysters, shellfish, sea fish and river fish. As one famous Guinness and lobster advert declared:

“A lobster’s a good thing but do not forget a,

Lobster with Guinness is twenty times better.”

And that's why we are buzzing for this series of events taking place over the next few weeks in the Guinness Storehouse. This autumn, the Guinness Storehouse will host a monthly Seafest Supper Club series – bringing together a showcase of the very best of Irish seafood and the very best of brewing. To create a Supper Club series with a difference, award-winning Guinness Storehouse Head Chef Sean Hunter is collaborating with Niall Sabongi of Klaw for the event. Your feast table will be heaving with a veritable feast from the sea, including lobsters, flame-kissed oysters, garlic-drizzled shellfish and other seafood showcase dishes. Expert Guinness beer sommelier Ian Colgan will also serve unique beer pairings for each of the dishes, guiding diners through the tasting notes of seafood and beer together. The Guinness Storehouse knows how to throw a party, so expect a magical dinner setting in the Home of Guinness. Spots are limited, so make sure to book your seat now. The Supper Club Series are available on three nights only:

• Friday, September 27
• Friday, October 11
• Friday, November 8

The events cost €69.50 per person and can be booked at the Guinness Storehouse website. Tickets to such events at the Guinness Storehouse sell out quickly, so grab yours fast!

What else can you expect?

The Supper Club series is part of Storehouse Seafest, a three-month festival celebrating Ireland’s incredible seafood and its famous friendship with Guinness. If you’re visiting the Guinness Storehouse from now until 30 November, you'll have the chance to try specially-curated seafood dishes in the 1837 restaurant, including a Wild Atlantic Way and an Ireland's Ancient East dish – showcasing the very best of each shore’s seafood. Plus, every Saturday, there'll be the opportunity to visit the pop-up oyster shucking stations, as well as the chance to sample Guinness-blackened smoked salmon canapes and the specially-brewed Storehouse Seafest stout. Count us in. #StorehouseSeafest Please drink responsibly. Visit drinkware.ie