Six Nations Competitions at the Golden Guinea in Bristol
Posted on: 01 Feb 2017It’s that time of year again in Bristol. The time when all rugby fans rejoice in the fact they get two months of some of the best rugby from around the globe! How can it get any better you ask? Through the Golden Guinea offering some awesome prizes of course! With a chance to win a pair of Bath Rugby tickets, Gloucester Twenty20 tickets or a £50 Graze voucher why not watch the rugby and win!
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To be in with a chance to win at The Golden Guinea all you need to do is pick up a card and get a stamp every time you buy a pint of Cubic, Korev, Gem, Monterey or Bounders. Collect ten stamps and fill your details to be in with a chance to win one of these epic prizes. The stamps can be collected from both The Golden Guinea and The Steam Crane and the closing date is 18th March.
The Golden Guinea is a traditional yet modern pub in the Redcliffe area of Bristol, close to the waterfront and a short walk from the city centre. We have a fantastic function room that is free to hire for your events and celebrations which comes complete with it's own private covered area outside with Settees and muralled walls by local Graffiti artist Cheo.
Food is served daily and on offer is a selection of hot and cold dishes ranging from curries to the ever-popular 'Guinea Platter'. The Guinea is very proud of their Ales and has four pumps and a great selection of bottles. They also have over 15 rums and a wide selection of whiskeys. All this and a function room you can hire out for FREE can only mean you are going to have a great time watching your team at the Golden Guinea.
Win prizes, drink beer, watch the greatest rugby tournament in the Northern Hemisphere and immersing yourself in amazing atmosphere for you and your friends? What more could anyone ask for! Head on over to The Golden Guinea for an awesome Six Nations.
For more information visit The Golden Guinea Facebook or Twitter.
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Matt, originally from Belfast, has only lived in Bristol for a year now and is studying Media & Journalism at UWE. He wants to concentrate his writing and media skills in Bristol's culinary culture, delving into what fine feasts the city has to offer and where the best places to go for food really are. Along with an aspiration to interview some of the influential people shaping Bristol and some who are simply passing through, Matt really is trying to make Bristol his new home! For any other info check out his Facebook or Twitter.
