A popular local brewery is preparing to showcase live screenings of the Six Nations games at its taproom once again this year.

The event will kick off today, (Thursday 5 February) with a match between France and Ireland being shown Windmill Hill Brewery, located in Leamington Spa.

Guinness, owned by Diageo, which is among the largest global producers and distributors of spirits, beer, and other alcoholic beverages, almost monopolises the Rugby Six Nations promotions in pubs.

However, Windmill Hill Brewery takes pride in its local operations, offering its own 4 percent Porter on draught and Imperial Stout in bottles, both dark beers similar to Guinness, specifically brewed for rugby enthusiasts.

The Six Nations tournament begins on today and continues through February and March 2026, traditionally two quiet months for pubs and breweries.

A popular local brewery is preparing to showcase live screenings of the Six Nations games at its taproom once again this year (image via Windmill Hill Brewery)

Following the success of last year, with the taproom's newly painted and upgraded heated, thermally sealed glass doors, it once again invites locals to experience live rugby in an living atmosphere.

Organisers said: "Join us to see all the action on our big screen while enjoying a few great locally brewed porter, stout, and other beers!"

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In addition, rugby fans wearing their team shirts during the Six Nations games can claim their first pint of cask ale at half price.

Porter will be available on draught, while the Imperial Stout, is priced at £6 per bottle.

To secure a spot, individuals can reserve a table via WhatsApp at 07351 769418 or choose to arrive early to ensure seating availability.