Do I need to reserve a ticket?

Yes—reservations are essential to guarantee seating; use the referral link to book.

What does the £3 ticket include?

The £3 ticket includes one free beer on entry; draft beers are £4 all night for ticket holders.

Are guests given a drink for every England goal?

Yes—every ticket holder receives a 10ml mezcal sorbito for each England goal scored during the match.

Doors open at 4pm to allow for pre-kick buildup and socializing before kickoff.

Is the commentary easy to hear?

Yes—commentary is played on speakers loud enough for all attendees to follow tactical calls.

Is the venue accessible?

Accessibility details were not provided in the listing; check the booking page or contact the organiser for specifics.

England v DR Congo Screening in London: Watch Party with Free Beer & Mezcal

England v DR Congo - Screening with commentary brings a focused, fan-first viewing experience to London for England’s first knockout match of the 2026 World Cup. Located in London, England, United Kingdom, the screening opens at 4pm to capture the pre-kick buildup and runs through the final whistle. The venue converts a bar into an intimate fan zone with a single clear screen, loud commentary on speakers, reserved seating, and celebratory touches: a free beer included with the £3 ticket and a 10ml mezcal sorbito for every England goal. After entry, draft pints drop to £4 all night for ticket holders, encouraging early arrival and post-game lingering. Reservations are essential; the organisers advise booking ahead to secure comfortable seats and avoid standing-room crowds common at larger pubs. The atmosphere is tight and immediate rather than cavernous, so cheers, tactical shouts, and goal roars feel personal — ideal for fans who want to hear play-by-play without shouting over a packed house. Practical notes: doors open at 4pm, commentary will be audible on speakers, and exact seating layouts or accessibility details are available via the booking link. This event fits travellers based in London seeking concentrated football culture without pub claustrophobia — it pairs well with a daytime walk along the nearby Regent’s Canal towpath and late-night street food on a local high street. The screening is noteworthy because it blends clear live commentary with small-venue intensity and tangible incentives—free beer and goal-shot mezcal—that make rooting for England feel like a shared ceremony rather than background noise. Book early, bring ID for drinks, and expect a lively crowd that celebrates quickly and often; this screening turns a single match into a compact public ritual in the heart of London. Use the organiser's referral link to reserve your spot, check FAQs, and confirm any age or group-size restrictions before you go. The listing does not specify meeting-point coordinates or operator contact in the description provided here, so rely on the booking page for final logistics and arrival instructions. Whether you’re traveling with friends or joining solo, this compact screening offers a focused, sonically clear, and sociable way to watch an important England fixture without the crush of big-city pubs. Expect clear narration of tactical shifts, spontaneous goal celebrations with a mezcal cheer, and a friendly crowd made up of locals and visitors. If sound sensitivity is an issue, bring ear protection or request quieter seating when you book; otherwise, arrive hungry for atmosphere and ready to toast every England goal. This event is an efficient, memorable way to fold local football culture into a London night out—small venue, clear audio, free beer, and a mezcal shot when the goals arrive. Book your ticket.

About The Sin Gusano Project

The Sin Gusano Project is a London-based specialist that curates focused tastings and events dedicated to agave spirits, including mezcal and tequila.

The project offers public masterclasses, seasonal thematic sessions, ticketed pairing evenings, and private, small-group tastings led by experienced hosts. Events take place in London venues and in private-home settings when noted, presenting rare bottles, vintage expressions, and producer-driven selections.

Signature experiences include introductory tastings that explain the differences between tequila and mezcal, region-focused masters like the Mexican Road Trip, terroir-driven sessions that reveal how land and production shape flavour, and limited-seat events such as vintage Ocho tequila tastings.

Seasonal and celebratory gatherings—New Year’s Eve early and late sessions, cheese and mezcal pairings, and inaugural meetings with guest experts—extend the calendar offering.

The Sin Gusano Project works with recognised figures from the agave world; sessions feature hosts such as Jon, who conducts private tastings of exceptional mezcals, and guest experts including Gaby Moncada and Jesse Estes at curated events.

Reservations, ticket terms, and venue hours are communicated per event; for example, some sessions note that Sorbito closes at 10 pm. Refund and booking policies are set per offering, including refundable first-drink terms for certain reservations.

Focused on education and exploration, The Sin Gusano Project combines carefully selected spirits, storytelling, and guided tasting technique to help attendees deepen their appreciation for agave drinks. Attendees range from curious beginners to experienced collectors seeking rare mezcal and tequila perspectives, with tickets and capacity limited for more attentive, educational tastings and thoughtful conversation.