CITY workers poured through the door at the opening of the world’s first alcohol-free beer bar.
Scottish brewer BrewDog opened the bar in Old Street in London is offering 15 taps of draft alcohol-free craft beer.
The Ellon-based company also said it is also expanding its core range of alcohol-free beers said the London Old Street bar, which opened on Monday.
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A BrewDog spokeswoman said: “The opening has gone very well and we had people straight through the door at 12.
“Hazy AF has been very popular and the majority of our customers has been an office crowd.”
🍾🍾🍾 Get the bubbly ready, we open at Noon today!!!!#brewdog #brewdogaf pic.twitter.com/9ygRYe6QHj
— BrewDog AF Bar (@BrewDogAFBar) January 6, 2020
She added: “The upper level of the bar was filled at lunchtime and we’re expecting our first week to be busy at lunchtime and early evening, especially with the office worker and Dry January crowd.”
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