A trip to Belfast isn’t complete without a pint of the world famous stout. Enhance this experience by learning how to pour the perfect pint of Guinness yourself, in one of Belfast’s famous pubs! Step behind the bar and learn from the experts as they teach you the craft and skill of pouring a pint of the black stuff.

Whites Tavern, Garden & BeerHall (6)

Lavery's Belfast

Ever wondered what makes a Guinness pint so irresistible? The secret lies in the perfect pour! Join Lavery’s for a one-of-a-kind experience in their iconic Public Bar, where you’ll discover the art and skill behind pouring the ultimate pint of Guinness. Not only will you learn the time-honoured technique, but you’ll also receive a t-shirt, an official certificate of completion, and of course, a perfectly poured pint of the beloved black stuff.

Available Monday-Thursday before 6pm.

Whites Store

White's Tavern

Whites is the oldest tavern in Belfast and one of the most authentic Irish pubs that you will find in Belfast city centre. Join the team at Whites and master the art of pouring the perfect pint… and get a certificate to prove it!

Available Sunday-Friday until 6pm.

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The Northern Whig

Pull your very own pint of Guinness in one of Belfast’s most iconic bars in the historic Cathedral Quarter. Under the watchful eye of one their trusty barkeeps, you’ll be given a quick tutorial on how to pour a pint of the black stuff before enjoying the fruits of your labour in the grand 19th century surroundings of The Northern Whig. To mark the occasion, they’ll give you a free T-shirt, official Northern Whig certificate and (optional) photo-shoot for their social media page.

Available 12pm – 5pm, Monday – Thursday.

Robinsons Pool Your Own Pint

Robinsons Bar

Be guided by their master bartender as you pour your own pint, receive a commemorative t-shirt and enjoy a game of pool. £15 per person includes – pint of beer, t-shirt & game of pool.

Five Points

The Points Bar

The Points Bar is a warm inviting Irish Traditional Bar on the Dublin Road. Master the craft of pouring your own pint of the world’s most famous stout with the ‘Guinness Experience’ – just ask a member of staff!

Please remember to drink responsibly. Find out more at www.drinkaware.co.uk and www.drinkiq.com/en-gb/

Best Places for Guinness in Belfast

Looking for the perfect pint of Guinness in Belfast? Read our local’s guide to the city’s best pubs for a taste of the black stuff.

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