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Hotel Brunswick opens new Cellarbrations bottleshop

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Cellarbrations Hotel Brunswick Retail Manager, Johnny.

Hotel Brunswick has launched a brand-new Cellarbrations bottleshop. Stocked with a range of beers, wines, spirits, and non-alcoholic options, it’s your one-stop shop for everyday favourites and special occasion drinks.

Johnny and the team are there to help you find the perfect bottle, whether you’re planning a celebration, or looking for Christmas gifts. Prefer to shop online? Enjoy click-and-collect or delivery straight to your door.

This bottleshop is part of exciting changes at Hotel Brunswick, including new furniture, a pizza oven, and a refreshed menu. Visit them today to explore the bottleshop and tick off all your entertaining needs.

Open seven days. Shop in-store or online now!

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